NSW Government Unveils First Group of Accelerated TOD Precincts
The NSW Government has unveiled rezoning proposals for the first four Accelerated Transport Oriented Development (TOD) precincts, along with changes to planning pathways.
Activity Centres: Vital in Shaping the Future of Melbourne's Urban Landscape
Activity centres are vital to Melbourne's urban landscape, offering a mix of residential, commercial, and retail spaces. This article examines the factors contributing to successful activity centres, including planning, design, economics, and community engagement.
Insights from The National Retirement Living Summit 2024
The Property Council of Australia's National Retirement Living Summit 2024 provided valuable insights into the challenges and achievements of the retirement living sector.
NSW Budget 2024: A Catalyst for Housing and Infrastructure?
The NSW Budget 2024 presents a multifaceted approach to addressing the state's housing and infrastructure challenges. While the social housing investment and commitment to unlocking government land for residential development are commendable, the success of these initiatives will depend on streamlined planning processes, collaboration between government and industry, and a willingness to explore innovative solutions for efficient delivery.
Federal Budget 2024 Debrief - What It Means for Property Development
The Federal Budget raised some mixed messages for the outlook for the property and built environment sector. Ethos Urban Director, Economics, Lee Cikuts, provides his insights on the key implications for the property sector.
Seniors Housing - The Roadkill of Recent Housing Reforms
Seniors housing faces challenges amidst recent NSW housing reforms, risking its viability as a part-solution to the housing crisis. Ethos Urban Director, Planning, Daniel West, calls for urgent legislative adjustments to ensure seniors housing remains competitive and integral to housing supply strategies.
Unlocking Potential: NSW's Transport Oriented Development Program
The NSW Government released its Transport-Oriented Development Program in December 2023. Yvette Carr, Director, Planning provides insights into the program's proposed changes and potential implications.
Accommodating Melbourne's Population Growth an Ongoing Balancing Act
The latest Australian Bureau of Statistics data reveals Greater Melbourne's 3.3% population surge, surpassing 5.2 million residents. High population growth amplifies the challenges faced by governments in accommodating new housing. Chris McNeill, Director, Economics, reviews the latest regional population data.
