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House approvals rise as higher-density homes fall

May approvals split sharply: private houses rose 2.8%, while other private dwellings fell 10.4%.

Australian dwelling approvals fell 1.1% in May to 17,019 after seasonal adjustment, according to the ABS. Private house approvals rose 2.8% to 10,537, while private dwellings excluding houses dropped 10.4% to 6,034.

Residential building value fell 5.7% to $10.24 billion, but non-residential value increased 41.0% to $10.83 billion during the month. The figures are seasonally adjusted.

17,019
Total approvals
2.8%
House change
10.4%
Other dwellings

Why it mattersThe split shows detached housing and higher-density supply moving in opposite directions within the same monthly pipeline.

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