Australia’s build-to-rent sector is growing, but long-term planning is key. Developers must focus on whole-of-life costs, asset management, and digital tools to reduce risk, attract investors, and ensure sustainable returns while supporting housing supply.
We welcome the recent release of the Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority (GIICA) final Report from the 100 Day Review, prepared for the Queensland Government.
When property and infrastructure projects run late, exceed budgets, or fail to meet expectations, the focus often turns to identifying what went wrong. But what if success could be ensured from the start?
A complete and reliable BIM model gives contractors the confidence to bid competitively, reducing added costs for unknowns, errors, and rework while making the tender more attractive.
Featuring a full-sized oval, training areas, medical facilities, and more, this project is set to become a cornerstone for sports and community development in Tasmania.
With construction cost escalation expected to remain elevated until at least 2027 across Australia, it’s simply not possible for health sector projects to ‘wait it out’.
As part of our commitment to continuing to evolve leadership and governance to position WT for ongoing growth in a rapidly changing industry, today we announced the appointment of two new Directors to our Board.
According to our latest Australian Construction Market Conditions Report, cost escalation forecast to 2027 remains stubbornly elevated, around 5 per cent per annum on average nationally.
As pressures on the housing sector continue to mount, a focus on cost savings alone will not guarantee sustainable returns. To create housing projects that deliver lasting financial returns and societal value, a long-term, multifaceted and holistic approach is required.
The build-to-rent market could be a game-changer in the housing crisis. With efficient design and construction and high-quality property management, there’s every reason to expect to see its full potential unlocked.
