Land for development is facing an acute shortage in south-east Queensland as government incentives, low interest rates and interstate buyers conspire to turbo-charge demand.
Pressure is growing on the Queensland government to release new land to meet the seemingly insatiable appetite for greenfield lots across the region.
Avid Group general manager Bruce Harper says the supply and demand for land in south-east Queensland has always been a topical issue for developers, councils and the state government.
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