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1 Dwelling Units Commencements - Australia Key Points: Total seasonally adjusted dwelling unit commencements Australia-wide decreased by 5 per cent during the December 2017 quarter to be 8.3 per cent lower than a year previously. During the full 2017 year dwelling commencements were 8 per cent lower than in the previous year. Residential building A residential building is a building predominantly consisting of one or more dwelling units. Residential buildings can be either houses or other residential buildings. Commenced A building is commenced when the first physical building activity has been performed on site in the form of materials fixed in place and/or labour expended (this includes site preparation but excludes delivery of building materials, the drawing of plans and specifications and the construction of non-building infrastructures, such as roads). Conversions etc. A conversion is building activity which converts a non-residential building to a residential building, e.g. conversion of a warehouse to residential apartments. Conversion is considered to be a special type of alteration. 'Conversions, etc.' are the number of dwelling units created as part of alterations and additions to, or conversions of, existing residential or non-residential buildings and as part of the construction of nonresidential building. 'Conversions, etc.' are shown separately in tables 4 to 6 and are included in the total number of dwelling units. House A house is a detached building predominantly used for long-term residential purposes and consisting of only one dwelling unit. Thus, detached granny flats and detached dwelling units (such as caretakers residences) associated with non-residential buildings are defined as houses for the purpose of these statistics. Units Units or other residential building is a building other than a house primarily used for long-term residential purposes and which contains (or has attached to it) more than one dwelling unit (e.g. includes blocks of flats, home units, attached townhouses, villa units, terrace houses, semidetached houses, maisonettes, duplexes, apartment buildings, etc.). HIA Economics Research Note April 2018 Page 1 of 7

2 Dwelling Unit Commencements, Australia (number) Sep ,691 NA 19,691 Dec ,923 NA 18,923 Mar ,556 NA 19,556 Jun ,771 NA 20,771 78,941 NA NA Sep ,974 NA 19,974 Dec ,538 NA 20,538 Mar ,209 NA 20,209 Jun ,171 NA 21,171 81,892 NA NA Sep ,450 NA 21,450 Dec ,019 NA 20,019 Mar ,822 NA 22,822 Jun ,678 NA 21,678 85,969 NA NA Sep ,989 NA 22,989 Dec ,677 NA 23,677 Mar ,202 NA 24,202 Jun ,765 NA 24,765 95,633 NA NA Sep ,786 NA 24,786 Dec ,398 NA 24,398 Mar ,552 NA 24,552 Jun ,139 NA 23,139 96,875 NA NA Sep ,826 NA 23,826 Dec ,417 NA 25,417 Mar ,937 NA 24,937 Jun ,389 NA 24,389 98,569 NA NA Sep ,740 NA 25,740 Dec ,399 NA 26,399 Mar ,622 NA 25,622 Jun ,413 NA 27, ,174 NA NA Sep ,549 NA 28,549 Dec ,956 NA 29,956 Mar ,117 NA 31,117 Jun ,735 NA 32, ,357 NA NA Sep ,558 NA 31,558 Dec ,351 NA 29,351 Mar ,900 NA 27,900 Jun ,664 NA 24, ,473 NA NA Sep ,647 NA 20,647 Dec ,631 NA 20,631 Mar ,402 NA 21,402 Jun ,709 NA 23,709 86,389 NA NA Sep ,691 NA 19,691 Dec ,923 NA 18,923 Mar ,556 NA 19,556 Jun ,771 NA 20,771 78,941 NA NA HIA Economics Research Note April 2018 Page 2 of 7

3 Sep ,974 NA 19,974 Dec ,538 NA 20,538 Mar ,209 NA 20,209 Jun ,171 NA 21,171 81,892 NA NA Sep ,450 NA 21,450 Dec ,019 NA 20,019 Mar ,822 NA 22,822 Jun ,678 NA 21,678 85,969 NA NA Sep ,989 NA 22,989 Dec ,677 NA 23,677 Mar ,202 NA 24,202 Jun ,765 NA 24,765 95,633 NA NA Sep ,780 12,734 37,514 Dec ,390 12,739 37,129 Mar ,681 12,043 36,724 Jun ,004 10,504 33,508 96,855 48, ,875 Sep ,819 10,036 33,855 Dec ,408 9,900 35,308 Mar ,914 10,404 35,318 Jun ,392 10,145 34,537 98,533 40,485 NA Sep ,729 10,150 35,879 Dec ,386 10,273 36,659 Mar ,498 10,893 36,391 Jun ,512 11,493 39, ,125 42,809 NA Sep ,530 11,271 39,801 Dec ,936 11,927 41,863 Mar ,088 12,125 43,213 Jun ,745 12,645 45, ,299 47,968 NA Sep ,526 13,683 45,209 Dec ,332 12,721 42,053 Mar ,862 13,175 41,037 Jun ,683 11,422 36, ,403 51,001 NA Sep ,617 7,705 28,322 Dec ,620 8,482 29,102 Mar ,508 7,526 29,034 Jun ,592 7,966 31,558 86,337 31,679 NA Sep ,783 7,920 33,703 Dec ,956 7,640 33,596 Mar ,977 7,724 34,701 Jun ,835 7,252 35, ,551 30,536 NA Sep ,842 8,821 36,663 Dec ,609 8,800 37,409 Mar ,209 7,863 35,072 Jun ,283 7,416 32, ,943 32,900 NA Sep ,801 6,908 31,709 HIA Economics Research Note April 2018 Page 3 of 7

4 Dec ,151 6,127 29,278 Mar ,356 5,561 27,917 Jun ,589 6,064 29,653 93,897 24,660 NA Sep ,164 5,734 27,898 Dec ,850 5,383 28,233 Mar ,758 6,540 31,298 Jun ,025 6,660 31,685 94,797 24,317 NA Sep ,785 6,593 31,378 Dec ,390 8,095 33,485 Mar ,842 9,087 34,929 Jun ,104 8,073 34, ,121 31,848 NA Sep ,574 10,090 37,664 Dec ,095 11,021 38,116 Mar ,931 11,108 37,039 Jun ,142 11,272 36, ,742 43, ,233 Sep ,261 12,262 37,523 Dec ,364 11,986 35,350 Mar ,871 10,158 31,029 Jun ,004 8,099 28,103 89,500 42, ,005 Sep ,568 7,102 25,670 Dec ,333 6,212 24,545 Mar ,887 5,951 25,838 Jun ,333 6,638 28,971 79,121 25, ,024 Sep ,858 6,596 30,454 Dec ,713 6,891 33,604 Mar ,569 7,115 35,684 Jun ,213 8,541 37, ,353 29, ,496 Sep ,199 8,482 38,681 Dec ,572 8,722 38,294 Mar ,970 8,661 36,631 Jun ,680 9,325 39, ,421 35, ,611 Sep ,202 8,589 37,791 Dec ,058 8,053 35,111 Mar ,370 7,574 33,322 Jun ,075 6,726 30, ,705 30, ,336 Sep ,704 7,005 30,104 Dec ,458 6,829 29,552 Mar ,655 6,558 29,576 Jun ,885 5,948 28,148 89,702 26, ,380 Sep ,801 6,956 30,079 Dec ,216 6,845 32,431 Mar ,644 8,447 36,643 Jun ,075 9,172 38, ,736 31, ,779 Sep ,161 10,296 43,966 Dec ,335 11,141 44,931 HIA Economics Research Note April 2018 Page 4 of 7

5 Mar ,499 10,527 44,496 Jun ,381 10,683 43, ,376 42, ,005 Sep ,053 10,064 37,214 Dec ,792 10,227 34,544 Mar ,529 8,169 34,119 Jun ,360 8,486 33, ,734 36, ,090 Sep ,644 7,874 30,859 Dec ,394 8,305 31,006 Mar ,915 7,269 30,453 Jun ,527 7,381 30,198 90,480 30, ,516 Sep ,714 7,707 32,729 Dec ,838 8,112 34,184 Mar ,926 9,914 36,248 Jun ,679 10,637 38, ,157 36, ,742 Sep ,128 10,572 39,038 Dec ,196 10,424 39,982 Mar ,826 11,412 41,571 Jun ,054 11,979 42, ,204 44, ,050 Sep ,436 12,474 44,505 Dec ,314 12,813 43,931 Mar ,811 12,803 45,784 Jun ,015 13,090 47, ,576 51, ,627 Sep ,485 14,836 48,058 Dec ,617 13,973 45,834 Mar ,870 11,416 39,128 Jun ,192 11,443 36, ,164 51, ,317 Sep ,937 9,411 32,921 Dec ,515 7,958 29,898 Mar ,994 9,613 31,088 Jun ,609 9,179 30,659 86,055 36, ,566 Sep ,032 8,800 29,161 Dec ,156 9,290 31,352 Mar ,436 10,554 33,935 Jun ,681 9,806 33,756 86,305 38, ,204 Sep ,042 9,935 34,226 Dec ,921 11,225 37,992 Mar ,114 10,715 37,700 Jun ,781 11,482 38, ,858 43, ,083 Sep ,339 11,068 38,224 Dec ,902 10,443 36,683 Mar ,985 10,968 36,868 Jun ,859 10,476 37, ,085 42, ,574 Sep ,368 12,690 40,817 Dec ,322 11,834 41,775 Mar ,596 11,765 47,308 HIA Economics Research Note April 2018 Page 5 of 7

6 Jun ,440 12,094 42, ,726 48, ,502 Sep ,077 9,081 27,885 Dec ,679 8,910 28,230 Mar ,260 9,662 28,620 Jun ,986 9,359 29,842 75,002 37, ,577 Sep ,149 11,571 38,338 Dec ,419 11,645 41,561 Mar ,690 11,357 42,028 Jun ,355 13,541 43, ,613 48, ,650 Sep ,547 14,643 46,044 Dec ,983 14,843 43,557 Mar ,919 13,272 42,747 Jun ,356 12,706 39, ,805 55, ,174 Sep ,445 12,385 42,339 Dec ,773 13,928 45,536 Mar ,352 13,993 44,884 Jun ,696 13,464 42, ,266 53, ,393 Sep ,045 13,190 40,949 Dec ,924 12,904 40,325 Mar ,357 12,548 38,333 Jun ,043 13,034 40, ,369 51, ,168 Sep ,849 12,167 39,631 Dec ,524 10,282 36,096 Mar ,900 12,288 38,660 Jun ,269 11,744 38, ,542 46, ,761 Sep ,383 10,719 38,485 Dec ,801 11,637 38,803 Mar ,715 10,796 37,826 Jun ,021 11,189 37, ,920 44, ,760 Sep ,491 12,173 38,965 Dec ,345 12,489 40,288 Mar ,513 12,940 39,894 Jun ,676 12,499 40, ,025 50, ,728 Sep ,479 12,279 37,032 Dec ,555 9,005 31,785 Mar ,252 9,398 31,980 Jun ,753 7,682 31,704 93,039 38, ,501 Sep ,180 9,230 35,638 Dec ,147 11,358 41,752 Mar ,282 16,856 47,287 Jun ,262 18,052 47, ,871 55, ,177 Sep ,108 14,382 41,745 Dec ,683 14,475 39,473 Mar ,711 17,200 42,177 Jun ,968 14,773 39, ,470 60, ,486 HIA Economics Research Note April 2018 Page 6 of 7

7 Dwelling Unit Commencements Sep ,185 14,339 37,778 Dec ,964 13,149 36,329 Mar ,760 11,881 33,984 Jun ,834 14,708 36,896 89,743 54, ,987 Sep ,298 16,697 40,665 Dec ,405 17,258 42,038 Mar ,281 16,112 40,504 Jun ,677 17,679 42,717 95,661 67, ,924 Sep ,096 16,821 42,228 Dec ,542 20,160 46,149 Mar ,572 20,140 49,186 Jun ,819 18,617 47, ,029 75, ,442 Sep ,846 25,593 54,892 Dec ,821 21,553 51,881 Mar ,975 25,318 55,754 Jun ,540 27,990 57, , , ,718 Sep ,141 26,785 56,778 Dec ,213 28,272 57,134 Mar ,776 32,905 62,309 Jun ,182 26,124 57, , , ,581 Sep ,678 26,435 56,454 Dec ,841 28,141 57,436 Mar ,127 24,750 52,364 Jun ,076 24,963 54, , , ,707 Sep ,846 26,224 55,417 Dec ,038 23,150 52,641 Source: ABS Dwelling Commencements, Cat No: For the most current figures or any other data on Australia's Housing and Renovation Industries, please contact HIA Economics at Dwelling Commencements - Australia 250, , , , , , ,000 75,000 50,000 25,000 0 HIA Economics Research Note April 2018 Page 7 of 7

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