NSW housing reforms: unlocking opportunities for property developers
The NSW government’s recent planning reforms provide new opportunities for developers to undertake profitable projects across the state.
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The NSW government’s recent planning reforms provide new opportunities for developers to undertake profitable projects across the state.
The construction of nearly 40,000 homes across Australia has stalled, despite the projects all having the necessary building approvals in place, according to a recent KPMG report.
Some experts argue that modular and pre-fab homes could potentially transform Australia’s housing market by addressing the urgent demand for affordable, high-quality homes.
The TOD Program seeks to encourage the development of residential and commercial spaces around transport hubs, like train stations and bus interchanges.
As a property developer, understanding who bears responsibility for building defects is crucial as it helps you manage risks effectively and ensure the project’s success.
When a property developer applies for finance, the lender asks themselves one basic question: how likely is the applicant to repay the loan in full and on time?
The New South Wales building regulation landscape significantly changed when David Chandler was appointed as the state’s inaugural building commissioner in 2019.
When it comes to property development, every detail counts, and that includes your choice of lender. Enter LSH Credit, which specialises in providing finance for completed residential properties.
As property developers, choosing the right financial partner can mean the difference between your project’s success or its stagnation. But navigating Australia’s crowded finance marketplace can be a complex and overwhelming task.
Recent statistics from ASIC, the financial services regulator, show over 2000 Australian construction companies went into liquidation since mid-2021. That averages out to more than two companies every day.
Crowd Property Capital Pty Ltd (CPC)
A registered company under the Corporations Act 2001, ACN 600 539 544
An accredited member of the Finance Brokers Association of Australia (FBAA) Member No M-352808
A licensed Corporation under the Property, Stock and Business Act 2002, Corporation License No. 10065109.
A member of the Real Estate Institute of NSW (REINSW)
David Lovato (Sole Director) holds a Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking and Property Services (Real Estate Agents License No 201 604 57 )