Fiscal Stimulus Boosting Housing
The much needed recovery in new home building got off to an encouraging start in the September 2009 quarter said HIA, Australia’s biggest residential building association.
HIA delivers sustainability training to onsite workers for its new GreenSmart Regional Partner – CIT
HIA is pleased to announce a partnership with the Canberra Institute of Technology that will ensure all on site workers engaged on the construction of its Sustainability Hub at Bruce are provided with basic construction sustainability training.
Australian Kitchens and Bathrooms Getting Bigger and Better
Australians are demanding bigger kitchens and bathrooms, with a new report from the Housing Industry Association predicting the value of K&B installations and renovations will hit a record 12 billion by 2012.
Dwelling Starts Begin to Lift
In line with the forward indicators, national dwelling commencements rose in the September quarter on the back of previously low interest rates and government stimulus measures, according to Master Builders Australia, the peak building and construction industry association.
Sydney's New Harbour Precinct - Winning Plan for Barangaroo
Over 3000 construction jobs will be created over the life of Barangaroo's creation. Once completed, 20,000 will be created in the new financial precinct.
Dwelling commencements up in Q3 for 1st time in year
The home building sector appears to have made a turn for the better after building starts rose for the first time in five quarters as fiscal stimulus measures boosted demand for new dwellings.
Residential project unlikely to impact Canberra airport
A planned residential development in Canberra should be allowed to go ahead and is not likely to hamper operations at the nearby airport, a report says.
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