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Western Suburbs Weekly

Perth land sales almost doubled in 2020, spurred on by government incentives.

The Urban Development Institute of WA’s Urban Development Index recorded 10,035 new lots sales last year, compared to about 5200 in 2019.

To read the article in full, which includes an overview of the key stats from the December edition of UDIA WA’s Urban Development Index, click here.

UDIA WA members can access and view the full Urban Development Index, here.

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