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First Nations culture and Country-centred design are finally being embraced by the development sector with a view to peeling back the layers of “colonial veneer” of Australia’s urban landscapes.

NSW must appoint a strong replacement for David Chandler, the inaugural NSW Building Commissioner.

Melbourne-based developer Hip v. Hype has secured carbon neutral status for its Ferrars and York development in South Melbourne.The project being constructed across a 600sq m site at 201-209 Ferrars Street is due for completion next month.Hip v..

The number of build-to-rent properties across the country is set to reach 16,000 by 2027 based on just existing projects, with that number expected to rise in the coming years with new opportunities identified by developers.

The Urban Developer’s list of the top 10 builders reveals the top-performing firms and projects shaping Australia’s built environment…

A combination of factors driven by the pandemic lead to record property prices and transaction growth in Australia last year. In this TUD Plus Briefing, Corelogics head of residential research Eliza Owen explains how it unfolded…

Business Scoop provides news and views on Business and Markets from New Zealand

Thursday, 1 July 2021, 3:53 pm New South Wales will start taxing increases in property values caused by state spending on infrastructure, and rezoning of land uses by councils, The Urban Developer’s Ted Tabet reports. A new “infrastructure contributions system” will be rolled out as part of the annual NSW budget which will directly affect developers building transit or infrastructure-oriented projects in the most populated areas of the state. The reform, spearheaded by the NSW Productiv...

Thursday, 1 July 2021, 3:59 pm In Australia, an extra 500,000sq m of industrial space is needed each year to accommodate consumers’ appetites for online retail, The Urban Developer reports. A CBRE report into the exponential growth of e-commerce and its impact on the industrial and logistics market has forecast an additional 35 per cent more space would be required to meet demand over the next five years. CBRE head of industrial and logistics research pacific director for NSW research Sass ...

Monday, May 24, 2021 9:51AM IST (4:21AM GMT) Includes Tokyo’s First LEED ND Platinum Precertified Property and World’s Largest WELL Precertified Property   TOKYO, Japan:   Mori Building Co., Ltd., Japan’s leading urban landscape developer, announced today that major redevelopments the company is undertaking in Tokyo have been precertified under the prestigious LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) and WELL (WELL ...