Australian building approvals drop 1.1% in May as apartment and townhouse permits slide
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Australia's May building approvals fell 1.1% for a third month, driven by a sharp drop in apartments/townhouses, signaling ongoing supply constraints and a widening gap versus the government's housing targets. Softer construction activity and falling residential building value may weigh on domestic growth expectations, while uncertainty around proposed CGT and negative gearing changes adds policy risk. Near term, this is mildly negative for Australia-linked risk sentiment and the AUD.
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Australian building approvals fell 1.1% in May, marking a third straight monthly decline, as approvals for new apartments and townhouses sank 10.4% to 6034, according to fresh Australian Bureau of Statistics data. Total housing approvals rose 2.8% month on month, but the country is tracking about 204,000 new homes in the year to May 31, below the government’s annual target of 240,000. The latest figures also provide an early read on the market’s response to the Albanese government’s budget housing tax changes. State results diverged, with steep falls in Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia offset by a fourth consecutive monthly rise in New South Wales.
