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Mandating minimum apartment sizes a step backward?

4 August 2022

11:00 AM

4 August 2022

11:00 AM

There is an argument to be made that mandating the minimum size of apartments is a step backward in the push for affordable housing.

A recent inquiry into apartment design standards was run by the Victorian Legislative Assembly Environment and Planning Committee. Among many issues discussed in the panels and presented in the report, the inquiry has pushed the idea of setting minimum sizes for all new apartments in the state.

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