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Australia Jun Total Dwelling Approved -6.5%

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The June 2024 seasonally adjusted estimate:

  • Total dwellings approved fell 6.5%, after rising 5.7% in May, to 13,237.
  • Private sector houses fell 0.5%, to 9,078, while private sector dwellings excluding houses fell 19.7%, to 3,918.
  • The value of total residential building fell 0.6%, to $7.61b.
  • The value of non-residential building fell 16.2%, to $4.46b.
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The June 2024 seasonally adjusted estimate:

  • Total dwellings approved fell 6.5%, after rising 5.7% in May, to 13,237.
  • Private sector houses fell 0.5%, to 9,078, while private sector dwellings excluding houses fell 19.7%, to 3,918.
  • The value of total residential building fell 0.6%, to $7.61b.
  • The value of non-residential building fell 16.2%, to $4.46b.