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Melbourne’s auctions surge, activity-centre maps expand, and Toorak shakes. How to fix housing without repeating the same mistakes.
Kitchen done. Holidays over. Melbourne’s back.
Auctions are surging, planning maps are shifting, and developers are sweating.
This week in Permit Pending: Melbourne’s housing targets, Toorak’s $88m listing, activity-centre density, and how to fix supply without wrecking the city.
Every month I’ll compare what economists, investors, researchers and industry professionals are seeing on the ground, then step back and ask a different question:
What does this actually mean for housing delivery?
I’m currently researching Australia’s housing delivery system across both traditional and industrialised construction.
If you’re working on projects, research, data or ideas that could contribute to a better understanding of housing delivery, project readiness or development decision-making, I’d love to hear from you.
No spam. Just strategic updates, commentary on planning, feasibility, delivery and market conditions.
