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Commercial and Residential Advisory Committees

The role and members of the Commercial Advisory Committee and Residential Advisory Committee

Two advisory committees provide advice on residential and commercial markets to assist with preparing the annual and five-year land supply strategies. They meet quarterly.

Commercial Advisory Committee

The Commercial Advisory Committee provides advice on:

  • trends in the commercial market;
  • supply of commercial and industrial land in meeting demand from various sectors of the market;
  • policies and strategies related to provision of commercial and industrial land; and
  • the commercial land strategy and land sales program for the ACT.

The organisations represented are:

  • ACT Planning and Land Authority;
  • ACT Treasury;
  • Australian Property Institute;
  • Canberra Business Council;
  • Chamber of Commerce;
  • Chief Minister's Department;
  • Land Development Agency;
  • Master Builders' Association;
  • National Australia Bank;
  • National Capital Authority;
  • Property Council of Australia;
  • Queanbeyan City Council;
  • Real Estate Institute of the ACT; and
  • Tourism Industry Council.

Residential Advisory Committee

The Residential Advisory Committee provides advice on:

  • residential property and land activity;
  • policies and strategies related to residential property development in the Territory;
  • industry opportunities and constraints affecting land release in the Territory;
  • strategic frameworks for land planning and release programming; and
  • the residential land strategy and land sales program for the ACT.

The organisations represented are:

  • ACT Department of Housing and Community Services;
  • ACT Planning and Land Authority;
  • ACT Treasury;
  • Australian Property Institute;
  • Chief Minister's Department;
  • Housing Industry Association;
  • Land Development Agency;
  • Master Builders' Association;
  • National Australia Bank;
  • Queanbeyan City Council; and
  • Real Estate Institute of the ACT.

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