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Affordable housing in Echuca-Moama and the social and economic ramifications for failing to address it were discussed at the Let’s Talk Housing event hosted by the C...
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Affordable housing in Echuca-Moama and the social and economic ramifications for failing to address it were discussed at the Let’s Talk Housing event hosted by the C...
Thursday, 13 May 2021, 3:57 pm On 30 April, Australia’s building ministers agreed to include minimum accessibility standards in the 2022 National Construction Code. This decision reflects how housing needs to be more flexible to meet the changing needs of an aging population during the next decades. Within 40 years, the number of Australians with a mobility limitation is estimated to almost double from 3 million to nearly 6 million. The recent challenges experienced by the aged care sector during the Covid-19 pandemic highlights the importance of enabling people to “age in place” and r...
Article – Property and Build On 30 April, Australias building ministers agreed to include minimum accessibility standards in the 2022 National Construction Code. This decision reflects how housing needs to be more flexible to meet the changing needs of an aging population during … On 30 April, Australia’s building ministers agreed to include minimum accessibility standards in the 2022 National Construction Code. This decision reflects how housing needs to be more flexible to meet the changing needs of an aging population during the next decades. Within 40 years, the number of Australia...
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Converting empty offices into apartments is back on the agenda, with New South Wales chief economist Stephen Walters suggesting it could be a solution to revitalising a floundering city centre. There are murmurs from developers in other cities too. However, leading design industry practitioners say the only Australian office buildings viable for conversion to residential flats were built before the 1980s. Pradolinâs organisation has been using vacant buildings awaiting development approval as âpop upâ housing shelters, but he concedes that âif itâs an existing office ...