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New figures: exit tax a revenue failure

The State Government's new exit tax looks set to be a revenue failure, with new figures showing the tax raised less than one fifth of the Government's revenue target in July.

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Sydney residents support good property development: survey

Sydney residents respect quality, well-designed development and accept that it is necessary for the future of the city, but believe Sydney housing is unaffordable, according to a new survey released today.

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Architects Call For Government Commitment To The Built Environment

The Royal Australian Institute of Architects (RAIA) has called on all political parties to demonstrate both vision and a greater commitment to the built environment during the next term of Federal Parliament.

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Treehouses Website Launched

Archicentre, the building advisory service of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects, and Frankston City Council have released a major website to promote a unique rescue plan for a 100 year old historic Moreton Bay Fig tree which was threatened by development.

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Strong housing numbers mask The slowdown

Despite an overall increase in home lending in July, demand from Australia's new home buyers continues to fall, signalling a slower year ahead for Australia's home builders.

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Lending To Housing Investors Well Off Peak

Demand among Australia's property investors improved moderately July, following three consecutive months of decline. Australia-wide investment lending increased by 3.3 per cent in seasonally adjusted terms, but was nearly 23 per cent off the peak of last October.

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Home Renovation Work Remains High

Despite a slight easing in total activity, Australians are still undertaking major renovation work in near record numbers.

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Home Lending Recovers In July

The July rise in home lending data largely reflects a correction of the exaggerated weakness over the past six months and should not be interpreted as the beginning of a recovery in the housing market according to peak building and construction industry organisation, Master Builders Australia.

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