Advocating for the delivery of better communities for Queenslanders
We ensure your voice is heard.
We advocate on everything from land supply and housing-related infrastructure provision, to negotiations with utilities and local government, and respond to government on a wide range of matters including planning, environment, housing affordability, seniors living, finance, and taxation and property law.
UDIA Queensland members can access information on our latest advocacy efforts via email and through updates from your local branch.
We work closely with members to identify key issues during government reviews, such as the ShapingSEQ 2023 review, and lodge detailed technical submissions that deliver tangible results, including securing additional land in the Urban Footprint in the latest review.
We actively pursue opportunities to cut red tape, resolve perennial issues including infrastructure easements, and keep members informed on mapping changes, and regulatory updates. Alongside our State policy agenda, our regional branches tackle local government issues, drafting submissions to simplify development processes.
Last year, we delivered over 100 submissions addressing key issues from planning schemes to vegetation management.
The Institute’s Policy Committees provide critical insights on the issues affecting our industry in real-time. These volunteer-led committees enable us to effectively engage with government and drive positive outcomes for Queensland’s property industry and the communities they create.
Explore the Institute’s regional branches providing local expertise and advocacy across Queensland.
Stay informed with member-only updates on the Institute’s advocacy efforts and key industry issues.
Get in touch to find out more about becoming a member. When you join you’re part of the State’s largest network of community creators. You get informed through professional development and research and have access to exclusive event networking opportunities to help you get ahead. Your views are also heard at the highest levels of government through our advocacy efforts.
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