The Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA - Queensland) is a not-for-profit industry body dedicated to the representation of Queensland's development industry. UDIA's main purpose is to advance the credibility and integrity of the urban development industry. Special UDIA programs provide greater rates of sustainable development and encourage professionalism and innovation within the industry.
The UDIA has a strong regional presence throughout Queensland and is one of the State's most successful and credible peak industry bodies.
The UDIA has a strong regional presence throughout Queensland and is one of the State's most successful and credible peak industry bodies.
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3.12.09 AGM elects new national president
Peter Sherrie, Director of Excel Development Group Pty Ltd, was elected unopposed as National President of The Urban Development Institute of Australian during yesterday's Annual General Meeting held in Canberra.
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Peter Sherrie, Director of Excel Development Group Pty Ltd, was elected unopposed as National President of The Urban Development Institute of Australian during yesterday's Annual General Meeting held in Canberra.
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14.8.09 Queensland dwelling approvals and unemployment shock
The Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) Queensland has expressed grave concern regarding the forthcoming twelve months for the residential property sector, following the release of ABS unemployment and housing approval data. Media Release>>
The Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) Queensland has expressed grave concern regarding the forthcoming twelve months for the residential property sector, following the release of ABS unemployment and housing approval data. Media Release>>
14.8.09 Industry warns: council budgets could spike unemployment
As Queensland councils prepare to hand down their budgets, the housing industry has urged them to curb the devastating economic effects of increasing development charges. Media Release>> Report>>
As Queensland councils prepare to hand down their budgets, the housing industry has urged them to curb the devastating economic effects of increasing development charges. Media Release>> Report>>
