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The demise of Australia's construction industry was caused by speculation and greed, major developers argue, with more builders tipped to collapse over the next 18 months, leaving consumers in significant trouble.

Another company in the building and construction sector has gone into liquidation with Melbourne-based Caydon Property Group announcing receivers had been appointed.

The developer said its $260 million mixed-use residential project in Melbourne jumped 12 per cent in cost between builder appointments.

Following a bailout offer from the New South Wales government, Metricon has secured a massive new bank loan, temporarily saving it from joining the growing list of building industry liquidations.

When Victorian nurse Jillian Edelsten signed on the dotted line to buy her first property two years ago she...

The company that suffered the tragic death of its CEO this week is now fighting a battle of confidence about the whole home-building sector.

More pain is coming to the Australian housing market, a construction insolvency expert has warned, as the c...

More large Australian construction companies will fail this year, a building insolvency expert has warned, ...

The Tasmanian state government has kicked off a financial assistance package for around 50 property buyers left in limbo, after two construction companies went under. In recent months, construction co

Building companies need to give themselves a bigger buffer to account for higher costs and project delays, the veteran developer says.