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Wednesday, October 28, 2026
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Comment & Analysis

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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Property industry welcomes housing boost but with caution for Queensland

The Property Council of Australia has commented on the recent Fund introductions and its impact on the industry’s ability to scale housing.

HIA NSW welcomes new housing initiatives

The Executive Director at HIA NSW believes that the changes to the Budget will encourage further Build to Rent investment.

Property Council says tax reform does not address housing concerns

The Council believes that the tax update does not resolve the risks to housing investment.

The numbers behind Australia’s BTR inflection point

Australia's Build to Rent sector has spent years being described as ‘emerging’. The data now suggests it has emerged.

Getting rental living to reach its full potential

The Head of Capital & Funds Management at Freecity reflects on what the living sectors must do to fully grow and expand.

Budget reinforces need for ‘better homes, faster’, says GBCA

According to the GBCA, new housing delivery under the Budget must be affordable, quickly built and adaptable.

AIBS responds to NSW Government’s buildings acts

AIBS has urged the NSW Government to protect building safety standards following parliamentary review.

Kishor’s legacy: elevating Build to Rent through hospitality expertise

Kishor Tahiliani shares his journey from hospitality to Build to Rent, and what it takes to create a new era for the sector.

AIBS calls for national consistency in construction code adoption

AIBS has released a statement regarding Tasmania's Building Amendment Bill 2025, raising several concerns.

One sector, four models: where convergence is creating opportunity

As Build to Rent, PBSA, co-living and land lease models converge, outdated regulation risks slowing housing delivery.

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