Queensland to invest $95M to fast-track 4,900 new homes
Queensland is investing $95M through its Residential Activation Fund Round 2 to build trunk infrastructure and deliver 4,900 new homes across North Queensland.
$95 million invested by the Queensland government to fast-track 4,900 new homes under the Residential Activation Fund Round 2.
What does Queensland's $95M housing investment mean for tradies in North Queensland?
Builders, plumbers, and electricians in North Queensland can expect a surge in residential project work as infrastructure is laid and new housing construction ramps up.
Key takeaways
- Queensland's $95M Residential Activation Fund Round 2 targets trunk infrastructure for new housing in North Queensland.
- The funding is expected to unlock 4,900 new residential homes in the region.
- Increased construction activity signals stronger demand for local tradies including builders, plumbers and electricians.
- No timeline or completion date for the projects was specified in the announcement.
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