Housing supply and affordability is an ongoing challenge in cities and regions around the world as populations continue to grow and demand for affordable housing outstrips supply. UDIA WA bit.ly/3GK0NAt

The results of the 2021 Census highlighted a ‘changing of the guard’ in terms of generational divide across Australia with the number of Millennials catching up to the number of Baby Boomers. bit.ly/3mxmU6l

A significant investment in social housing and homelessness response announced today combined with construction workforce initiatives yesterday. Great to see proactive approach to housing supply John Carey Perth Mark McGowan

“Build to rent has a way to go in Western Australia to also include affordable housing.” Tanya Steinbeck, UDIA WA #HousingWA2023

Join us in Bunker Bay for our 50th Anniversary State Conference! An opportunity to learn from our history, consider our current context and plan for the future. The ideal event for those interested in shaping the future of the development industry in WA. udiawa.my.site.com/events/s/lt-ev…

To Mark McGowan - a note on behalf of UDIA WA - linkedin.com/posts/tanyaste…

An important aspect of industry’s ability to deliver resilient places is a regulatory framework that fosters innovation. bit.ly/42scQds

UDIA WA are proud to release the latest edition of The Urbanist magazine, an 84-page bumper special edition celebrating 50 years of UDIA WA leading the property and development industry. Read it here: calameo.com/read/006166721…

UDIA WA welcomes the appointment of John Carey Perth to the Planning portfolio in addition to his ongoing portfolios of Housing; Homelessness and Lands. We are looking forward to continuing our positive working relationship with Minister Carey. More here: udiawa.cmail20.com/t/t-e-zjdzld-y…

Pleased to release a new episode of our podcast The Urbanist LIVE featuring REA Group Executive Director of Economic Research Cameron Kusher. In the episode Mr Kusher talks through the findings of a new report produced exclusively for UDIA WA. Listen here: buzzsprout.com/1734226/131069…

The name Tanya Trevisan is synonymous with the development industry in Perth, having worked in the construction and property industry for over 35 years and volunteering in the industry for over 20 years. UDIA WA Tanya Trevisan Frasers Property Australia bit.ly/3PHgAW2

"Perth has a great story to tell, it just needs to do more of that." This was the key takeaway from Cameron Kusher, Executive Director of Economic Research at REA Group during a recent edition of UDIA WA's podcast The Urbanist LIVE. Listen here buzzsprout.com/1734226/131069…

“There is no silver bullet, there is no one single material that can solve everything. The solution is making best use of all available materials by using them in their most effective way.” - Professor Philip Oldfield (Philip Oldfield) Read more here: thepropertytribune.com.au/business-indus…

Thanks to The Property Tribune for republishing our article from The Urbanist.

UDIA WA CEO Tanya Steinbeck says #perth is facing a drastic shortfall in new #homes over the next couple of years, but the city remains the most affordable for #realestate #investors looking for vacant blocks to develop🏠 apimagazine.com.au/news/article/p…

The recent UDIA WA awards for excellence were a showcase of the evolution of Perth’s growth in recent years! Award-winning development projects are shaping Perth & the city's goal of growing in a sustainable way, according to Tanya Steinback. ow.ly/OOa750PQtFO

With over 20 years of experience in the property industry, Col Dutton has served as the National Vice President over the past four years and is currently the President of UDIA WA. UDIA National thepropertytribune.com.au/business-indus…

Tanya Steinback CEO UDIA WA, reveals there are a combination of policy disincentives, and a lack of suitable #housing supply is making it difficult for those wanting to #downsize their #property. Read the full article here 👉 ow.ly/WGyU50PYqbT

It was a pleasure and honour to speak about urban density and Australia's housing crisis in Western Australia UDIA WA with the Hon Minister of Housing, John Carey; Mayor of Stirling, Mark Irwin; and former Mayor of Subiaco, Penny Taylor.

Challenges around housing supply and affordability can be amplified in regional areas where boom and bust cycles, labour and materials costs and the tyranny of distance all have a significant impact. UDIA WA thepropertytribune.com.au/business-indus…