Tackling Australia’s housing crisis: Do we really have a solution?

By Clémence Carayol

On 19 November, as part of the Sustainability Summit at Sydney’s Fullerton Hotel, an essential panel will delve deep into the issues behind this crisis and debate whether the solutions on the table are bold enough to meet the scale of the challenge.

The CPD panel ‘Tackling Australia’s housing crisis: Do we really have a solution?’ promises to be a solutions-driven discussion. Bringing together policymakers, urban planners, developers, and community advocates, this session will unpack the underlying drivers of Australia’s housing challenges, issues that are far more complex than simply ‘not enough homes’.

From supply bottlenecks and zoning reform to the emerging role of build-to-rent developments, social housing, and innovative financial models, the conversation will address the big question: are current strategies truly addressing the root causes, or are they just band-aid solutions?

This panel is an opportunity to gain unfiltered insights from experts who are shaping the future of Australia’s housing landscape. For anyone in the architecture, property, planning, or construction industries, this session will provide practical strategies and case studies that highlight what is working, and what isn’t, as well as a forward-thinking dialogue about policy and innovation that goes beyond conventional approaches.

Whether you’re looking to understand how policy reforms will affect your industry or you want to contribute to creating a more sustainable and inclusive housing system, this panel will give you the insights to do so.

Sponsored by WoodSolutions and James Hardie, this panel stands out as a must-attend conversation for anyone interested in the intersection of sustainability, affordability, and liveable communities.

Register here and now to secure your spot and be part of shaping the cities of the future.
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