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Subsequent applications by builders, again subject to relevant planning and design and siting criteria, can vary the number of dwellings shown in the implementation plans. Builders may submit a number of proposals for a single site and it is impractical to provide the numbers of dwellings which were not approved.
The actual number of dwellings realised in each development is monitored over time by a quarterly suburb by suburb house count. It should be noted that the final numbers of dwellings approved in each development is subject to change over time through applications for dual occupancy and unit variations applications, and the eventual development of residential land reserved for later development. It is therefore not practical to give a final number of approved dwellings for each development.
The minimum number and proposed numbers of dwellings as included in the implementation plans for land released in the last two years is shown in the attached table.
(2) The sale price achieved for each parcel of land sold for development is
included in the attached table. It should be noted that the sale price reflects
a number of factors, including the extent of works required to be undertaken
by the developer, the location of the land, prevailing market conditions, and
development conditions for the particular parcel of land.
The return to the Government from joint venture estates will not be known until the estates are fully developed.
(3) The average number of dwellings per hectare is shown in the attached table.
(4) Answered above and in the table.
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