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The budget overview has a section titled 'Building more homes where people want to live'. But in the absence of meaningful reform, the Allan Government is running out of time to blame external factors for why that isn't happening.

YIMBY Melbourne's new Housing Targets report lays out a demand-driven model with carrots and sticks to keep Councils accountable and ensure more new homes get built where people want to live.

After the ABC reported yesterday on the spurious heritage listing of three homes, they were removed by Maroondah Council at the 11th hour. However, the final Overlay passed by Council eight properties whose owners objected remain listed in the final overlay passed by.

The Royal Exhibition Building is a great example of a genuine heritage building. But there is no evidence that surrounding buildings meaningfully impact the value of the structure.

Do you work, live, or ever spend time in the City of Melbourne? The City of Melbourne needs to hear a strong pro-housing voice as part of their consultation process.

The talk series aims to influence the state government's Plan Victoria reforms. The next event, titled 'Unbanning Beauty', will be held on March 13.

The Government’s new high-density precinct plans are promising, but too far in the future for a crisis happening now.

YIMBY Melbourne today released our first flagship report—Melbourne's Missing Middle—on necessary changes to Victoria’s planning and tax systems to build a more liveable, sustainable and affordable city for all.

The government now has an opportunity to expand activity centres for soft density everywhere.

Setting ambitious housing targets and providing incentives to meet them is the best way to ensure that Melbourne and all of Australia has enough homes where people want to live.