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‘Dead in its tracks’: Brisbane’s high-density push stalled by numbers that don’t stack up
Soaring construction costs have put 35% of future Brisbane apartment projects at risk, threatening to undermine state housing targets and suburban renewal plans, experts say.
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‘Dead in its tracks’: Brisbane’s high-density push stalled by numbers that don’t stack up
Thirty-five per cent of future apartment developments remain at moderate to high risk of not getting off the ground within the next three years, a new report shows.
·Sydney, Australia
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