The LNP is committed to driving down Queensland's unemployment rate to four per cent in six years.

Unlocking activity in Queensland's property and construction sector is critical to Queensland's economic recovery and to delivering the generational benefits of the resources boom – including affordable homes for Queensland families.

Without a long term strategy the property and construction industry will fail to live up its full potential – and Queensland will suffer.

The LNP is committed to getting the property and construction industry back on track – providing jobs, homes and infrastructure for Queenslanders.

We need to undertake long term planning to accommodate Queensland's future population growth, and do so in an environmentally sustainable way.

We need to address the ever-widening gap between the demand for homes and the number of homes being delivered if we want to ensure the availability of affordable homes for Queensland families.

This LNP Property and Construction Strategy recognises the importance of the property and construction sector to the State's economy and the fundamental role it plays in creating our built environment, providing jobs, investment and growth opportunities across Queensland.

With your help, a CanDo LNP Government will get Queensland back on track to ensure all Queenslanders share in a bright and prosperous future.

What the LNP is offering
Our plan delivers:

• •    Leadership from Government through the establishment of a Cabinet Committee chaired by the Queensland Treasurer, focussed on property and construction
  •    Appoint a dedicated 'go to' person for property and construction issues
  •    Proper recognition of the importance of the property and construction industry as a key driver of Queensland's economy
  •    Greater focus on making Queensland a natural home for the property and construction industry
  •    Improved job, career and investment opportunities in the property and construction industry
  •    A clearer and more efficient planning system, reduced taxes and less regulation
  •    A strong economy through our four pillar economic plan, and work to properly meet the vocational, leisure and housing demands of a growing population
  •    Re-empowered Local Governments
  •    Commitment to better planning and better infrastructure provision
  •    A focus on affordable housing for Queensland families