❓ Question seeks data and progress updates on specific targets within Focus Area 2 of the WA Housing Strategy 2020-2030, particularly regarding transit-oriented development, liveable design, and non-conventional building materials. It also inquires about consumer awareness and industry incentives related to non-conventional materials.
⏳ Awaiting AnswerQoN 1842Legislative Assembly
Asked
24 February 2026
Member
Portfolio: Housing and Works
Question
I refer to the WA Housing Strategy 2020-2030 focus area 2, and I ask:(a) Since 2020, how many new homes have been provided close to public transport;(b) What is the progress on "grow the number of transit-oriented homes by 45 per cent";(c) What is the progress on "catalyse 40 per cent of new homes built to liveable design standards";(d) What are "liveable design standards";(e) What is the progress on "support 30 per cent of new WA homes built from non-conventional building materials";(f) What are "non-conventional building materials";(g) How are consumers being informed about "non-conventional building materials"; and(h) How is industry being incentivised to support "non-conventional building materials"?
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