Great places and housing choice means better lives
Leading the Development Industry in community creation
Championing sustainability across new and existing communities
Great places and housing choice means happier communities
Delivering the homes we need, faster UDIA WA’s priorities for the 2025 State Election
Advocacy
Facilitating the creation of diverse homes and great places through solutions based advocacy and meaningful research.
Policy
Pre-Budget Submission
UDIA WA’s Pre-Budget Submission outlines our recommendations on how the Government should allocate funding in the 2026-27 State Budget to maximise the creation of great places and housing choice.
State Election
2025 State Election Commitments
With campaigning for the 2025 WA State Election in full swing, we’ve compiled the major party’s commitments relating to delivering the homes we need, faster, as well as our responses to these.
State Election Campaign
Priorities for the 2025 WA State Election
UDIA WA has identified priorities for the next State Government in working collaboratively with industry to deliver the homes we need, faster.
Member & Partnership
Membership Benefits
UDIA members are part of an organisation that is the leading voice on all urban development related issues in the state.
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…
Member Briefing
Tuesday05 May
Member Briefing – Q1 Urban Development Index with Urbis
Environmental Assessments & Approvals 101 is an introductory online class that will equip participants with the knowledge to identify potential environmental issues, to engage effectively with regulators and consultants, and develop strategies to effectively navigate the approvals process.
UDIA WA’s Outlook Mentoring Program is designed to support early-career professionals confidentially developer their career. Through personalised guidance, industry connections, and structured development, mentees will build confidence, enhance their professional skills, and gain the clarity to shape a successful career in urban development.
Working with WA’s Aboriginal Heritage Legislation covers the key areas of knowledge required to understand the responsibilities in managing and protecting Aboriginal Heritage and operating effectively in Western Australia’s urban development industry.