Simon Johanson December 6, 2010 THE AGE
To read the full story click on the TITLE above.
'By the time the Growth Areas Authority and everybody else has a say, including councils … it takes up to four years and sometimes five years to get the thing [land] on the market.''
Victoria's new Planning Minister, Matthew Guy, is similarly critical of the perceived impact of the urban growth boundary on land values.
''Constricting supply at a time of great demand has an obvious price impact. That is the case in every city around the world and I fail to see how Melbourne could be any different,'' he says.
No comments:
Post a Comment