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  1. Not satire: The Utopia-style regulations holding Australia back from building homes

    A local council tells a property developer they need more trees for their new building, but the local…
    #NewsBeep #News #Business #affordable #AU #Australia #building #buildingapprovals #buildingregulations #housing #housingaffordability #ProductivityCommission #regulations
    newsbeep.com/au/827068/

  2. Australia’s housing shortage gets some relief thanks to double-digit growth in building approvals for apartment blocks

    By state, Victoria led the pack with total dwelling approvals with an 85.1% rise in February. Queensland, South…
    #NewsBeep #News #Australia #AU #buildingapprovals #housing #housingshortage
    newsbeep.com/au/577632/

  3. Australia’s housing shortage gets some relief thanks to double-digit growth in building approvals for apartment blocks

    By state, Victoria led the pack with total dwelling approvals with an 85.1% rise in February. Queensland, South…
    #NewsBeep #News #Australia #AU #buildingapprovals #housing #housingshortage
    newsbeep.com/au/577632/

  4. Australia's Building Approvals rose 5.5% MoM in May, matching expectations and significantly up from April's 1.9%. #Australia #BuildingApprovals #Economy

  5. Australia's Building Approvals rose 5.5% MoM in May, matching expectations and significantly up from April's 1.9%. #Australia #BuildingApprovals #Economy

  6. Australia's Building Approvals rose 5.5% MoM in May, matching expectations and significantly up from April's 1.9%. #Australia #BuildingApprovals #Economy

  7. Australia's building approvals surged 5.5% MoM in May, beating the 1.5% forecast and up from April's 1.9%. #Australia #BuildingApprovals

  8. Australia's building approvals surged 5.5% MoM in May, beating the 1.5% forecast and up from April's 1.9%. #Australia #BuildingApprovals

  9. Australia's building approvals surged 5.5% MoM in May, beating the 1.5% forecast and up from April's 1.9%. #Australia #BuildingApprovals

  10. #Australia's economic data shows a mixed bag: #buildingapprovals dropped by 0.3%, #homeloans surged by 4.3%, beating expectations, and the #tradebalance boasted a surplus of 6.548 billion #AUD, outperforming forecasts and the previous month. #economy

  11. #Australia's economic data shows a mixed bag: #buildingapprovals dropped by 0.3%, #homeloans surged by 4.3%, beating expectations, and the #tradebalance boasted a surplus of 6.548 billion #AUD, outperforming forecasts and the previous month. #economy

  12. #Australia's economic data shows a mixed bag: #buildingapprovals dropped by 0.3%, #homeloans surged by 4.3%, beating expectations, and the #tradebalance boasted a surplus of 6.548 billion #AUD, outperforming forecasts and the previous month. #economy

  13. #AsianStocks fell as #inflation fears linger, tech sector hit hardest with #Nikkei225, #HangSeng, #KOSPI down 1-2%. Chipmaking stocks saw major declines. Chinese losses limited, #SHCOMP down 0.2%. #ASX200 -0.6%. Australia's April #BuildingApprovals -0.3%, missing expectations.

  14. #AsianStocks fell as #inflation fears linger, tech sector hit hardest with #Nikkei225, #HangSeng, #KOSPI down 1-2%. Chipmaking stocks saw major declines. Chinese losses limited, #SHCOMP down 0.2%. #ASX200 -0.6%. Australia's April #BuildingApprovals -0.3%, missing expectations.

  15. #AsianStocks fell as #inflation fears linger, tech sector hit hardest with #Nikkei225, #HangSeng, #KOSPI down 1-2%. Chipmaking stocks saw major declines. Chinese losses limited, #SHCOMP down 0.2%. #ASX200 -0.6%. Australia's April #BuildingApprovals -0.3%, missing expectations.

  16. In #Australia, the #BuildingApprovals for the month showed a positive change. The actual figure came in at 1.9%, which was in line with the consensus predictions, and it indicates a recovery from the previous month’s decline of -0.9% #AsiaPacific

  17. In #Australia, the #BuildingApprovals for the month showed a positive change. The actual figure came in at 1.9%, which was in line with the consensus predictions, and it indicates a recovery from the previous month’s decline of -0.9% #AsiaPacific

  18. In March, Australia's #BuildingApprovals (MoM) increased by 1.9%, falling short of the expected 3.5%, while the #TradeBalance stood at $5.024 billion, below the anticipated $7.190 billion. #Australia

  19. In March, Australia's #BuildingApprovals (MoM) increased by 1.9%, falling short of the expected 3.5%, while the #TradeBalance stood at $5.024 billion, below the anticipated $7.190 billion. #Australia