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KPMG urban economist Terry Rawnsley said the renovation boom was arguably diverting resources away from building new homes during a severe housing shortage.This was in part because renovating is simpler and less risky than building new homes, he said.“More straight-forward planning processes and lower risks for builders make renovating existing homes a favoured option over adding multiple homes on the same block,” he said.“There is a limited number of builders, a limited number of bits of wood and nails, and we need to try and shift more of these resources to building new houses rather than knocking down and rebuilding…
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