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After a turbulent year which included fears around the company's future, Metricon’s new CEO Brad Duggan says the outlook is bright for Australia’s biggest home builder.
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Research published by the UNSW’s City Futures Research Centre has found that Sydneysiders hold a desire for medium density dwellings throughout the harbour city, providing that it’s done well.
Community feedback in regards to the use of synthetic turf on NSW playing fields has been invited by the Minns Government as it looks to roll out a state-wide policy that will increase use of outdoor facilities.
A new build-to-rent and mixed-use development in Renewal SA’s Bowden precinct in Adelaide’s inner-north has received planning approval.
A call made by Independent Wentworth MP Allegra Spender to ban gas in new developments across the entire country has been met with backlash by the Master Plumbers Association (MPA) of NSW, who have denounced the claim as a "ridiculous sign of virtue signalling".
DKO’s interiors team has delivered a transformed The Lyall Hotel to locals and visitors of South Yarra, which now comprises 49 new refurbished rooms and two large residential suites.
In the wake of new ABS figures released earlier this week, the Retirement Living Council has urged the Albanese Government to include retirement communities as a key delivery component of achieving the National Housing Accord target.
Australia’s largest homebuilder Metricon held its national conference in Tasmania’s capital Hobart this week, with calls from company heads for its designers to imagine ‘loving where you live for the next 10 years’
Wirra, a boutique upmarket residential development in the affluent harbourside suburb of Neutral Bay in Sydney is in the news for the record $13 million sale of a luxurious penthouse apartment at the complex.
Landscape luminaries CONTEXT’s masterplan for Lismore’s Wade Park has now been officially adopted by local council, which will account for the short and long term future of the park amid climate uncertainty in NSW’s north east.
Bates Smart Managing Director Philip Vivian believes that in order to solve the housing crisis, the public and private sector should combine their collective expertise to create cost-effective, above-station housing precincts in NSW.
The student-designed project interventions for the Mount Druitt thoroughfare will be on exhibition and open to the public until 8 April 2024.