8731.0 - Building Approvals, Australia, Mar 2007

DWELLING UNITS APPROVED

STATE TRENDS

NEW SOUTH WALES

The trend estimate for total dwelling units approved in New South Wales has fallen for the last eight months. The trend estimate for private sector houses is now showing small rises for the last two months following six months of falls.

VICTORIA

The trend estimate for total dwelling units approved in Victoria has risen for two months after falling for the previous six months. The trend estimate for private sector houses increased in March after falls for the previous six months.

QUEENSLAND

The trend estimate for total dwelling units approved in Queensland is now showing falls for the past two months. The trend estimate for private sector houses is now showing falls for the last four months after rising for the previous twelve months.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

The trend estimate for total dwelling units approved in South Australia is showing increases for the last six months. The trend estimate for private sector houses fell in March after rising for the previous eight months.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

The trend estimate for total dwelling units approved in Western Australia has been falling for the last thirteen months. The trend estimate for private sector houses is showing falls for the last twelve months.

This page last updated 4 June 2007

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Main Features Value of Building Approved Dwellings Approved Dwelling units approved,States and territories Dwelling Units Approved Data Cubes About this Release	DWELLING UNITS APPROVED STATE TRENDS NEW SOUTH WALES The trend estimate for total dwelling units approved in New South Wales has fallen for the last eight months. The trend estimate for private sector houses is now showing small rises for the last two months following six months of falls. VICTORIA The trend estimate for total dwelling units approved in Victoria has risen for two months after falling for the previous six months. The trend estimate for private sector houses increased in March after falls for the previous six months. QUEENSLAND The trend estimate for total dwelling units approved in Queensland is now showing falls for the past two months. The trend estimate for private sector houses is now showing falls for the last four months after rising for the previous twelve months. SOUTH AUSTRALIA The trend estimate for total dwelling units approved in South Australia is showing increases for the last six months. The trend estimate for private sector houses fell in March after rising for the previous eight months. WESTERN AUSTRALIA The trend estimate for total dwelling units approved in Western Australia has been falling for the last thirteen months. The trend estimate for private sector houses is showing falls for the last twelve months. Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window. This page last updated 4 June 2007

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