Approved dwellings fell 3.3% in June 2010
Aug 11th 2010, 11:05 pm
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Approved dwellings fell 3.3% in June 2010
Recent figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) have shown newspaper headlines similar to:
Approved dwellings fell 3.3% in June 2010
This indicates that the numbers of new buildings is falling, and this headline has been mentioned on here before, to explain that less buildings are in the pipeline than before. This has also explained why building workers may experience problems.
However, the figures from the ABS show the following:
The 12 months ended June 2010 is actually the highest in the last SIX years.
Approved dwellings fell 3.3% in June 2010
This indicates that the numbers of new buildings is falling, and this headline has been mentioned on here before, to explain that less buildings are in the pipeline than before. This has also explained why building workers may experience problems.
However, the figures from the ABS show the following:
Total residential building, Number of New Dwelling Units approved for the 12 months ended:
161,258 Jun-2005
150,277 Jun-2006
152,071 Jun-2007
161,292 Jun-2008
132,004 Jun-2009
167,567 Jun-2010
161,258 Jun-2005
150,277 Jun-2006
152,071 Jun-2007
161,292 Jun-2008
132,004 Jun-2009
167,567 Jun-2010
Aug 12th 2010, 1:39 am
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Re: Approved dwellings fell 3.3% in June 2010
Recent figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) have shown newspaper headlines similar to:
Approved dwellings fell 3.3% in June 2010
This indicates that the numbers of new buildings is falling, and this headline has been mentioned on here before, to explain that less buildings are in the pipeline than before. This has also explained why building workers may experience problems.
However, the figures from the ABS show the following:
The 12 months ended June 2010 is actually the highest in the last SIX years.
Approved dwellings fell 3.3% in June 2010
This indicates that the numbers of new buildings is falling, and this headline has been mentioned on here before, to explain that less buildings are in the pipeline than before. This has also explained why building workers may experience problems.
However, the figures from the ABS show the following:
The 12 months ended June 2010 is actually the highest in the last SIX years.
Aug 12th 2010, 1:59 am
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Aug 12th 2010, 2:02 am
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