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Housing crisis: Developers Tim Gurner and Sam Tarascio warn Victoria's goal of 800,000 new homes could be a pipedream - Vimarsana News

Housing crisis: Developers Tim Gurner and Sam Tarascio warn Victoria's goal of 800,000 new homes could be a pipedream

Developers are warning that overhauling planning powers alone won’t be enough to fix the state’s chronic housing crisis.

Source: afr.com
Victorian Building Authority stripped of board in overhaul - Vimarsana News

Victorian Building Authority stripped of board in overhaul

The Allan government has removed the board of the Victorian Building Authority after failures to oversee building insurance and claims of a toxic workplace.

Source: smh.com.au
Melbourne housing: How rising sea levels could sink a grand plan to transform Frankston - Vimarsana News

Melbourne housing: How rising sea levels could sink a grand plan to transform Frankston

Melbourne Water will not back a masterplan to densify Frankston’s city centre over a lack of consideration of flood risks and coastal inundation caused by climate change.

Melbourne Water opposes Frankston masterplan over flooding and coastal inundation risk - Vimarsana News

Melbourne Water opposes Frankston masterplan over flooding and coastal inundation risk

Melbourne Water will not back a masterplan to densify Frankston’s city centre over a lack of consideration of flood risks and coastal inundation caused by climate change.

Source: smh.com.au
Australian housing approvals sink to lowest level in 12 years amid rising costs and planning delays - Vimarsana News

Australian housing approvals sink to lowest level in 12 years amid rising costs and planning delays

NAB survey finds construction costs and interest rates primary concern among borrowers, while developers cite lengthy approvals process