Set to become Australia’s first new city in more than 100 years, Bradfield City Centre will be a 114-hectare masterplanned ...

The report warns that the Olympic building program faces challenges in terms of labour shortages and cost pressures.

In terms of the first point, the report indicates that the national median lot price for vacant residential land that was sold across Australia increased by 3.9 percent in the September quarter and by ...

Blaming planners may be politically attractive. It shifts attention away from market behaviour, land price dynamics, infrastructure funding decisions and the political choices that have shaped ...

The report shows that the post-pandemic slowdown in tall building construction is continuing. Worldwide, only 141 buildings ...

The University of Tasmania (UTAS) has opened ‘The Forest’ after a three-year, $131 million renovation. Set to accommodate 3,000 students and 300 staff, the building forms a key part of UTAS’ rapidly ...

While traditional measures of construction productivity continue to decline, there are areas of the built environment where innovation is clearly delivering results. The energy sector is a great ...

The report comes as Australia continues to work through a record pipeline of public infrastructure projects. All up, public sector projects account for more than $415 billion worth of definite ...

Early on, the signs were promising, with the new Premier declaring that housing affordability was her top priority. Former Reserve Bank Governor, Glenn Stevens was commissioned to examine the causes ...

On a seasonally adjusted basis, the value of work done on heavy and civil engineering construction throughout Australia dropped back by 6.6 percent to come in at $35.851 billion (2023/24 constant ...

Building approvals will always be an important part of the housing story. They are a useful indicator of construction readiness and market conditions. They just should not be asked to explain how ...

Bunnings is riding the shift toward factory-built housing but the real shift is bigger: Australia needs to build high-quality homes at scale, not just sell small pods.