Australia's apartment shortage is becoming a construction problem
Approvals have recovered. Completions have not. The gap between the two has become the defining feature of the national housing shortfall.
Planning, approvals, construction and supply.
Approvals have recovered. Completions have not. The gap between the two has become the defining feature of the national housing shortfall.
The sector has moved from pilot to fixture, and is now large enough to influence advertised rents in the inner city.
Transport investment is moving to the growth corridors where population is already arriving, reversing a decade of inner-city concentration.
The study finds that identical apartment layouts cost between 4 and 13 per cent more to deliver depending on the state in which they are built.