10 August 2022 Posted In: Uncategorized

6PR

New statistics released today show new land sales have fallen 17 per cent, since the March quarter this year.

CEO of Urban Development Institute of Australia WA, Tanya Steinbeck told 6pr Radio she’s not surprised by the data amidst the labour and material shortages the industry is battling.

For the full piece including radio interview with UDIA WA CEO Tanya Steinbeck, click here.

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