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HomeBuilder time bomb: Warning boom could turn to bust
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With 50 categories across residential and commercial sectors, everyone is encouraged to enter. With awards being made in more than 50 categories across both residential and commercial sectors, Ms Scott encouraged everyone to enter. Whether an apprentice, trade contracts, small family business or one of the big names in our industry, this is the chance for our members to put the spotlight on their hard work and see it celebrated, she said. These awards celebrate and recognise the work of the entire spectrum of the industry with awards for women in Building, as well as energy efficiency, kitchens, bathrooms, swimming pools and a myriad of categories renovations, new homes and commercial categories of all values.
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Australia s building sector is bearing the brunt of a perfect storm of events, with near-record new home approvals putting intense pressure on supply chains and sparking construction delays.
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More than 93,000 Australians are taking up the federal government s HomeBuilder grants
But new home builders are waiting for months due to construction delays fueled by product and trade shortages
The application deadline for the federal government s HomeBuilder grant ends on April 14
December 2020 has seen 13,527 new homes approved, the Housing Industry Australia (HIA) said, which is a 91.8 per cent jump on the previous month and the second strongest pace of growth in 20 years of records.