Facts, Figures and Research Notes
Facts About Australia's Housing and Renovation Industries
Australia's Building and Construction industry employs over 350,000 people and contributes more than $45 billion to Australia's economy. It’s therefore little surprise that such activity generates countless thousands of individual data sets rich with facts and figures on virtually every facet of the industry.
Aside from HIA’s suite of regular economic publications, HIA has a large and regularly updated archive of data to assist HIA members and non-members in understanding the in’s and out’s of the industry.
Below are examples of some basic facts and figures and if we can assist you with any data needs, please send an email clearly outlining what you require to economics@hia.com.au (All emails are actioned within 2 working days of receipt).
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- Australian Dwelling Prices: Going for Growth in 2012 - January 2012
- New Housing Conditions - January 2012
- 2011/12 Federal Budget - What's In It for the Residential Building Industry? - May 2011
- Australia Has Poor Housing Supply Not a Bubble - September 2010
- Industry Performance to 2008/09
- Australia's Population Growth - Current Trends - January 2012
- Housing Sentiment and Activity - February 2012
- The Henry Taxation Review and the Housing Industry - June 2010
- Australia's Dwelling Stock, by type - 2010
- New Home Commencements, Australia - January 2012
- New Home Commencement, State and Territories - January 2012
- Persons Employed in Building and Construction Trades, Australia - 2006
- Federal, State and Local Government Taxes on Housing - May 2011
- Households by Tenure - 2010
- Stamp Duty on Conveyances - July 2011
- New Home Building in 2011 - February 2011
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