Queensland builders have been hammered over the past year with new home starts plunging 11 per cent and almost all the big firms losing ground. | SEE THE LIST
Chris Herde Follow@ChrisHerde3 min read September 21, 2023 - 3:57PM The Australian Business Network
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Billionaire Harry Triguboff’s apartment powerhouse Meriton was the busiest builder in Queensland over the past 12 months when new dwelling starts plunged 11 per cent in the wake of construction cost increases and interest rate rises.
The HIA-Colorbond Housing 100 ranked NSW-based Metriton Apartments the top builder in the Sunshine State with 1341 home starts in 2022-23 compared to 757 in the previous year when it was in fifth place.
Apartment specialists Hutchies was second with 1332 new starts, after being first last year with 3003, while Metricon Homes fell to third from second last year, Henley Properties trading as Plantation Homes rose five places to fourth and NXT Building Group dropped back a place to be fifth.
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