Private house approvals in Australia declined by 3.0 percent month-over-month to 9,932 units in March 2022, matching the preliminary data and shifting from a 14.6 percent jump in the previous month The latest figure marked the second drop in private house permits since the start of the year. Approvals mainly fell in New South Wales (-7.5 percent), Victoria (-5.0 percent), and South Australia (-2.2 percent). In contrast, approvals grew in both Queensland (5.8 percent) and Western Australia (0.3 percent). source: Australian Bureau of Statistics

Private House Approvals in Australia averaged 0.16 percent from 1983 until 2022, reaching an all time high of 16.50 percent in August of 1997 and a record low of -19.10 percent in June of 2000. This page includes a chart with historical data for Australia Private House Approvals. Australia Private House Approvals MoM - data, historical chart, forecasts and calendar of releases - was last updated on May of 2022.

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Australia Private House Approvals Down 3% MoM
Private house approvals in Australia declined by 3.0 percent month-over-month to 9,932 units in March 2022, matching the preliminary data and shifting from a 14.6 percent jump in the previous month The latest figure marked the second drop in private house permits since the start of the year. Approvals mainly fell in New South Wales (-7.5 percent), Victoria (-5.0 percent), and South Australia (-2.2 percent). In contrast, approvals grew in both Queensland (5.8 percent) and Western Australia (0.3 percent).
2022-05-12
Australia Private House Approvals Down Slightly
Private house approvals in Australia declined by 3.0 percent month-over-month to 9,932 units in March 2022, shifting from a downwardly revised 14.6 percent jump in the previous month and marking the second drop since the start of the year, a preliminary reading showed. Permits mainly fell in New South Wales (-7.5 percent), Victoria (-5.0 percent), and South Australia (-2.2 percent). In contrast, approvals grew in both Queensland (5.8 percent) and Western Australia (0.3 percent).
2022-05-05
Australia Private House Permits Rise at Record Pace
Private house approvals in Australia increased by 16.5 percent month-over-month to 7,183 units in February 2022, unrevised from the flash figure and recovering from a 16.3 percent fall a month earlier. The rebound represented the first growth since last October and the steepest pace on record that previously hit in August of 1997, with permits rising in all mainland states: New South Wales (27.2 percent), Victoria (20.1 percent), Western Australia (11.5 percent), South Australia (7.6 percent) and Queensland (6.4 percent).
2022-04-07