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Anambah to Branxton Draft Structure Plan

HIA has commented on the draft Anambah to Branxton Structure Plan in NSW. It supports a robust, lasting plan but says it must rest on accurate, current evidence and enable projects that can deliver housing in the near term.

What does the Anambah to Branxton Draft Structure Plan mean for builders?

Builders and allied trades in the Hunter region could see more work if the plan enables near-term housing projects. Weak evidence or slow delivery could delay land release and pipeline work.

Key takeaways

  • HIA supports a robust and enduring Anambah to Branxton Structure Plan.
  • HIA says the plan must be based on accurate and current evidence.
  • HIA wants the plan to facilitate projects that can deliver housing in the near term.
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