Build-to-rent, student accommodation, land lease and co-living are no longer “emerging.” They’re now integral to Australia’s housing landscape. But without structural reform, capital alignment and planning consistency, delivery remains painfully slow.
Our new report, Building Momentum: Progress and Priorities for Australia’s Living Sectors, explores what’s driving progress and what’s holding it back.
- Capital friction
- Policy inconsistency
- Planning delays
- Domestic super still sitting on the sidelines
Featuring insights from Scape, Charter Hall, BDO and others, this is your briefing on where the Living Sectors stand and what’s next.
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Key Insights
$3.94T
Australia’s superannuation pool remains largely untapped for housing investment.
566K
International students support growing demand for student accommodation and urban living.
1.5%
National residential vacancy rate is at a record low, driving urgency for alternative housing delivery.
4
Core barriers are holding the sector back.
Key Insights
$3.94T
Australia’s superannuation pool remains largely untapped for housing investment.
566K
International students support growing demand for student accommodation and urban living.
1.5%
National residential vacancy rate is at a record low, driving urgency for alternative housing delivery.
4
Core barriers are holding the sector back: capital friction, policy inconsistency, planning delays, and low domestic investment.
Smart Urban Properties Australia (SUPA)
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