Exactly how much 'missing middle' land is there in the ACT? June 15, 2026 With the ACT Government leaning into the missing middle, you might be interested to know the scale of the opportunity. From ou...

🚀 The future of DA lodgement has coming! Urban Intelligence is thrilled to announce the Beta launch of DA Assist—our brand-new, AI-assisted platform designed to take the headache out of Development Ap...

News from Urban Intelligence The latest from the UI newsroom, brought to you from our Canberra HQ. Six Months of Innovation: Our Half-Year Milestone! 🚀 🎂 Time flies when you’re building the future of ...

Tuesday 17 March 2026 is launch day for Urban Intelligence's Development Assessment AI System (Daaisy). From our press release...... Daaisy — the first AI agent built exclusively for the ACT's plannin...

The lease variation charge acts as an infill tax. It will discourage the thousands of decisions that will be required to achieve missing middle development. The intent of LVC is to capture theoretical windfall gains. We believe it should focus on development profit. I won't try and explain everything in the graph below which deconstructs the logic of LVC for a development. But we believe the bit that should be charged is the yellow bit (if it exists for a development), but the green gap is what the government is attempting to charge. (from the ACT Government's 'Planning and Economic Feasibility: Integrating the Missing Middle in RZ1 and RZ2' which can be found at http://bit.ly/47Bcxlq)

The ACT recently updated its Development Application statistics for September. 71 DAs were lodged. This is down by 5 compared with the monthly long run average, but up by 11 from August. Year to data ...

The Urban Intelligence team worked through Purdon with the Ginninderry development team to progressively develop insights into the rating revenue required to deliver local-like services in the NSW ‘Pa...