Commentary
Housing supply, planning, tax and feasibility — analysis written by Max and republished from LinkedIn.
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The sheer level of disaggregated change needed to build 1,700,000 homes in Melbourne across 25 years is nothing short of staggering.
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The latest PropTrack data paints a stark picture: Melbourne continues to rank last among mainland capitals in median home value (second last of all capitals).
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Since the 2012 rezoning under the last Liberal State Government, the current Government has promised many things which have, in turn, delivered very little.
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I’ve previously opined on the disappointment Plan for Victoria turned out to be.
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I often post about the broken Victorian planning system, but it’s ultimately the people who administer it who decide its success.
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The passing of the buck on missing housingstatement targets has already begun.
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Firstly, a pause in National Construction Code (NCC) changes was announced by Clare O’Neil.
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No (and it’s no surprise). Daniella White at The Age dives into a point I made a few weeks ago – that for all the talk, apartments being approved by the DFP are mostly for high-end buyers.
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Is it a real problem, or just perception from the name (a la “negative gearing”)?
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On Sunday, it was announced that “deemed to comply” (DTC) provisions will be extended to lots under 300m2.