Australia’s October 2025 building approvals fell, with total dwelling permits declining 6.4% to 15,832 units, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Private sector dwelling approvals excluding houses dropped 13.1% to 6,253, while private sector house approvals fell 2.1% to 9,251. The value of new residential building permits fell 13.7% to $7.85 billion, but alterations and additions to existing residences rose 3.5% to $1.18 billion, giving a total residential building value of $9.03 billion – a 11.8% decline. Non‑residential building approvals increased 11.6% to $7.13 billion after a September drop. State‑level figures varied: Victoria, New South Wales and Tasmania saw declines in total dwellings, while Western Australia, South Australia and Queensland recorded increases. Queensland was the only state with a rise in house approvals.
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