Row 5442

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Interesting take-away. The goals are lofty and will be hard to hit, and the home-building industry may get a boost.

>Bottom Line The federal government’s housing plan is highly ambitious and should deliver at least some boost to housing supply, particularly in the purpose-built rental space. However, capacity constraints in the construction sector will limit the government’s ability to reach its lofty target for new homes. The coming years should provide an important litmus test for how well policies geared towards purpose-built housing can support rental construction. This is because population growth is expected to be much slower due to the federal government’s plan to lower non-permanent resident levels.

>Demand-side measures in the plan are unlikely to deliver game-changing market impacts. However, overall construction productivity could be enhanced through the plan. This would be good news for an industry where productivity has lagged for many years.

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text Interesting take-away. The goals are lofty and will be hard to hit, and the home-building industry may get a boost. >Bottom Line The federal government’s housing plan is highly ambitious and should deliver at least some boost to housing supply, particularly in the purpose-built rental space. However, capacity constraints in the construction sector will limit the government’s ability to reach its lofty target for new homes. The coming years should provide an important litmus test for how well p…
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