News
We keep you updated on the important matters affecting our industry. Read through the latest news and updates from the Institute.
Cassowary Coast state of play survey
What the Cassowary Coast Regional Council is doing to keep development going locally.
UDIA National’s plan to help industry recover
UDIA National has today released ‘Helping Australia Bounce Back’ – an advocacy document that details six strategic steps governments can take now to stimulate housing and construction, and how they fit in the context of our larger policy goals.
Important update from our CEO re: COVID-19 impacts
Our CEO, Kirsty Chessher-Brown, delivers a message to members.
Institute responds to active transport plan
The Institute urged council to consider strategy in tandem with the LGIP.
Expanding our digital footprint
The dawn of 2020 signals a change of pace for the Institute as we sharpen our focus on connecting members with information online, where and when they need it. The first major cab off the rank is our new website.
Market Report – March 2020
Get the latest facts and figures relevant to your region.
Staying connected during COVID-19
An update from our partners nbn on service delivery for new developments and capacity planning.
Urban Utilities response to COVID-19
Urban Utilities response to COVID-19.
March CEO’s diary
Read about what happened in January.
February CEO’s diary
Read about what happened in January.
2020: What are the projections?
Only 8,482 settled apartment sales were transacted in the year to November 2019, the lowest level of activity seen in at least the last decade.
Planning update
Changes to improve the compensation arrangements in the Planning Act 2016 have been made following industry advocacy.
FNQROC Development Manual Review
Institute Calls for your views on Application and Construction Procedures, and Specifications of Design Manual
Have your say on dining precinct
Esplanade Dining Precinct concept out for consultation and needs your feedback
Cairns Member’s generosity changes lives
Donated speaker means palliating children can listen to favourite lullabies