Industry Body: HIA

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The Housing Industry Association is an association of more than 40,000 members working in the housing industry. It is the peak national industry association for the residential construction and home building, renovation and development industry in Australia. Founded: June 1965

New building standards to start in South Australia

New building standards to take effect in South Australia next year

The start date for seven star standards has been set for October 2024
metricon construction site

Metricon named HIA Top 100 Home Builder 2022

The seventh year in a row the builder has topped the list, with 5,969 starts during the year
bathroom

How Much Does A Bathroom Renovation Cost in 2022

Bathrooms, after kitchens, are the most renovated rooms in Australia
timber house

Supply chain gradually responding to housing demand

Timber is now being largely sourced from overseas
Residential land shortage

Residential land prices soar amid short supply

National land prices rose 12.6% over last year as stock levels fall behind demand
Record new house commencements

New home builds reach record rates

Despite 16.5% fall in final quarter
Modular prefabricated home

HIA calls for modernised building codes

Code creates barriers for prefabricated construction
averna-homes-applecross

WA Home of the Year announced

The Applecross home ‘s innovation caught the judges attention
Victoria new land tax passed

Dark cloud over VIC as new land tax passed

Another blow to Victorians, says PCA

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