Total Number of Dwelling Approvals in Australia Rises in February

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Apr 01

Seasonally adjusted data revealed that the total number of dwellings approved in Australia rose 29.7% to 19,022 in February from 14,669 in the previous month, figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed on Wednesday.

Private sector housing approvals inched up 0.2% to 9,847 in February, while approvals for private sector dwellings excluding houses rose 101.2% to 8,922, according to the ABS data.

Meanwhile, the value of total non-residential building approvals fell 4.4% to AU$7.93 billion, and the value of total residential building approvals rose 30.8% to AU$12.5 billion.

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