• MAJOR PLANNING REFORMS TO ACCELERATE HOUSING SUPPLY

    At an industry summit hosted by the Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA WA) this morning, the Minister for Planning and Lands the Hon. John Carey, announced the next tranche of planning reforms aimed at streamlining processes and accelerating the delivery of new housing across the state.  These reforms, presented at the UDIA WA Red…

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  • WELCOME ACTION ON STATION PRECINCTS TO CATALYSE HOUSING DELIVERY

    The Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA WA) has welcomed the State Government’s announcement today that the Station Precincts Improvement Plan has been approved to catalyse housing delivery in key metropolitan train station precincts.   Today’s announcement follows last year’s commitment to establish improvement plans and schemes in priority station precincts, aimed at streamlining planning…

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  • R-CODES REFORMS WILL HELP DELIVER MORE INFILL HOUSING, FASTER

    The Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA WA) has welcomed the State Government’s proposed Residential Design Code reforms, describing them as an important step toward increasing housing supply, housing choice and affordability across Perth. UDIA WA said the reforms respond to many of the issues industry has consistently identified through the Residential Design Codes review…

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  • CAPACITY NOT CASH THE CONSTRAINT TO DELIVERING BUDGET AMBITION

    The Urban Development Institute of Australia WA (UDIA WA) has welcomed a record $4.7 billion investment to boost housing supply across the continuum in today’s State Budget, highlighting that construction sector capacity will be the key challenge to realising ambitious housing targets. With $51 million to boost construction sector training and workforce capacity and $48…

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  • $2 BILLION INVESTMENT TO SHIFT DIAL ON HOUSING SUPPLY

    UDIA WA has welcomed today’s announcement by the Albanese and Cook Governments that will unlock thousands of new homes to be delivered across the state.  The initiatives align with several of UDIA WA’s recommendations in the lead up to the State Budget which focused on impactful government investment in infrastructure and multi-unit development support, designed…

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  • INFRASTRUCTURE PRIORITIES IDENTIFIED TO UNLOCK NEW HOUSING IN PERTH

    The Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA WA) has released a new report that identifies critical infrastructure requirements across seven key growth corridors in Perth, which if funded could unlock land to bring forward supply and ultimately facilitate the delivery of over 115,000 new homes.The Growth Corridors Infrastructure Requirements Report (April 2026) has identified that…

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  • UDIA WA WELCOMES KEYSTART INITIATIVE TO ACCELERATE HOUSING SUPPLY

    The Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA WA) has welcomed the State Government’s announcement today of a new Pre-sale Guarantee Scheme to be delivered by Keystart, describing it as another positive step toward increasing much needed housing supply and choice. The $250 million scheme directly responds to advocacy from UDIA WA, including recommendations outlined in…

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  • WA PROPERTY PROJECTS SHINE ON NATIONAL STAGE

    The Western Australian property industry has been recognised on the national stage with four WA nominees receiving top honours at the 2026 UDIA National Awards for Excellence held in Adelaide on Wednesday night. “Western Australian teams and projects are always well represented at the National Awards, and this year was no exception as the industry…

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  • OFF-THE-PLAN CONCESSION EXPANSION WILL SUPPORT DOWNSIZERS

    The Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA WA) has welcomed the expansion of the off-the-plan (OTP) stamp duty concession announced by Deputy Premier and Treasurer Rita Saffioti MLA at a packed industry event this morning. “This is an important action in support of downsizers and those seeking smaller or more compact housing options to suit…

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