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Building houses is not just about bricks and mortar. At HIA we are a leader when it comes to understanding what drives the Australian economy and what influences can affect the housing industry.
Stay up to date with the latest industry news, developments, housing forecasts and trends to keep you ahead of the competition.
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Outlining the actions and areas of focus that governments need to support the housing industry to deliver the affordable homes we need and where people want to live.
HIA's advocacy work is guided by a range of position (policy) statements that set out the membership's position on the regulation of home building nationally.
HIA sets out the key issues we believe an incoming government must address if we are to sustain the benefits of stronger new home building activity.
HIA's advocacy work responds to a range of government consultations and inquiries throughout the year on reforms that will impact the housing industry.
“The Government has not balanced the goal of stable and reliable migration pathways with the removal of restrictions on new home building necessary to meet demand,” stated HIA Chief Economist, Tim Reardon.
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has welcomed the announcement by the Canberra Liberals that it will develop Kowen Forest if elected and calls on other parties and candidates to make the same commitment.
One of the founding members of the HIA Wagga Wagga Branch, Anthony (Tony) Balding, has been awarded life membership of the organisation during the Riverina Housing Awards on Friday 13 September.
“Today’s commitment by Minister Watt to use the National Construction Industry Forum as a conduit through which to move the building and construction industry away from the longstanding and recently high-profile allegations of lawlessness is a further positive move by the Government,” said HIA Managing Director Jocelyn Martin.
The Government has asked that Consumer, Building and Occupational Services (CBOS) commence consultation on proposed exemptions and the staged implementation of the livable housing provisions contained in Part H8 of the National Construction Code (NCC) 2022. These provisions were due to commence in Tasmania on 1 October 2024.
It has become increasingly important for those participating in the building and construction industry to possess business skills.
As part of the Pre-fab Innovation Hub, HIA has now released the final report including the findings and recommendations.
HIA's aim is for a nationally consistent approvals outcome for all single dwellings on land zoned as residential.
Across the country the residential building industry is a driver of Australia’s economy, with billions in economic activity delivering around 200,000 homes every year. HIA’s mission is to support the housing industry to sustain their businesses throughout the industry cycles with accurate forecasting and strong advocacy. We speak up for the one million people working every day to build Australia’s homes of the future.
HIA leads the way in accurate and decisive forecasting for the residential building industry. Let us help guide you in the right direction.
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