Victoria unlocks 12 more sites for housing to deliver 2,000 homes
Victoria has released 12 underused sites to deliver over 2,000 new homes as part of the state's push to boost housing supply.
12 underused sites unlocked across Victoria to deliver more than 2,000 new homes.
What do Victoria's 12 new housing sites mean for tradies and builders?
Builders and associated trades like electricians and plumbers can expect new residential project pipelines across Victoria in coming years.
Key takeaways
- The Victorian government has released 12 underused sites earmarked for residential development.
- The sites are expected to deliver more than 2,000 new homes across the state.
- The move is part of a broader government effort to address Victoria's housing supply shortage.
- Builders, plumbers, and electricians may see increased work as these projects progress.
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