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Wednesday, October 28, 2026
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Property Council welcomes ‘practical steps’ to support housing delivery

The Property Council of Australia has recently commented on the measures, supporting the delivery of more housing across NSW.

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Playing the long game in Build to Rent

With tight yields, elevated construction costs, and rising operating expenses, Australia’s Build to Rent pipeline must be approached differently from Build to Sell.

BTR persists as private credit pressures mount

Australia’s Build to Rent sector is relatively insulated from credit challenges, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

VMC Build to Rent delivery not reaching full potential

New research from Freecity and the University of Melbourne sets out reforms to lift productivity and scale up Build to Rent delivery.

Building living sector assets for decades, from day one

Australia’s housing challenge is usually framed as an issue of supply, but there’s more to it.

BTR market outlook points to growth as apartment development faces challenges

The report provides a comprehensive overview of the Build to Sell and Build to Rent apartment markets across Australia's key metropolitan areas.

Property Council comments on Greens housing mandate

The Property Council believes that the Greens housing mandate risks fewer homes being delivered for Canberra.

Victorian Greens oppose Labor’s public housing plans

The Victorian Greens have commented on Labor’s proposals to replace a segment of social housing in Richmond with alternative housing, including Build to Rent.

Build to Rent’s next challenge is feasibility, differentiation and trust

BDO research explores how Build to Rent schemes can be delivered at workable returns, and whether operators can stand apart in a market where amenities alone no longer differentiate.

Japanese investors increase focus on Asia-Pacific rental housing

According to Cushman & Wakefield, capital is being deployed across Australia, Singapore, South Korea, and Hong Kong.

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