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Despite strong growth in the number of new
DWELLING INVESTMENT houses approved in the June Quarter 2004,
the total number of residential building
BUILDING APPROVALS – NOOSA SHIRE approvals fell due to a complete absence of
other building approvals.
Quarterly Growth in Dwelling Approvals
75
Noosa Shire LGA 300
New Houses (LHS) Total Dw ellings (LHS) Other Dw elling Units (RHS)
250
The number of dwellings approved in Noosa Shire fell by 4.3% to 135
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200
approvals in the June Quarter 2004. The result was driven by a significant
150
decline in other dwelling approvals, which offset a 27.4% increase in new
quarterly % change
25 house approvals.
100
50
0
0
-50
-25
-100
-50 -150
Jun-02 Dec-02 Jun-03 Dec-03 Jun-04
Annual Growth in Dwelling Approvals
Noosa Shire LGA
150
New Houses (LHS) Total Dw ellings (LHS) Other Dw elling Units (RHS)
500
In annual terms, total residential building approvals in Noosa Shire were
400
12.3% lower when compared with the June Quarter 2003. Again, the
100
reduction in other dwelling approvals drove the fall, offsetting a 32.4%
annual % change, quarterly
300 increase in new house approvals.
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200
0
100
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0
-100 -100
Jun-01 Dec-01 Jun-02 Dec-02 Jun-03 Dec-03 Jun-04
Value of Building Approvals
$ million
Noosa Shire LGA
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45
New Houses Other Dwelling Alterations & Additions
As shown in the figure opposite, there was a significant increase in the
40 value of new houses approved in the Noosa Shire in the June Quarter
35 2004 in both quarterly and annual terms. However, the absence of any
30 other residential building approvals or alteration and additions meant that
25 overall the value of total residential building approvals fell by 7.7% over
20 the quarter to $43.8 million
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10
5
0
Jun-00 Jun-01 Jun-02 Jun-03 Jun-04
Source: ABS 8731.3
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