The Lot
The Lot is a quarterly bulletin on issues affecting the Australian development sector.

The Maddocks Development team works on residential, commercial, retail and industrial development projects across Australia for both local and overseas developers. Our experience and expertise puts us in the ideal position to discuss issues at the nexus of development and the law. Find out more about how our Property & Development team can assist you.
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In this edition of The Lot
The State Budget finally provided some incentive for industry to help drive activity into the new year. In this edition we look at some of the key tax incentives that have come out of the State Budget, along with extensions to other COVID related incentives including HomeBuilder. We also stop to consider how best to manage built form, competition and use after subdivision and settlement in your projects and look at recent changes to telco services in developments.
The individual articles featured in this edition:
- Victorian Government outlines tax measures to drive recovery
- HomeBuilder, FIRB and the Commercial Tenancy Relief Scheme update
- Subdivisions and securing your vision (part 1)
- Important changes to the regulatory and policy settings for telecommunications services in new developments
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