How this WA couple cut their build time in half amid housing crisis

The Western Australian housing shortage is getting creative solutions. According to ABC News, non-brick frame construction is emerging as a potential game-changer. While traditional brick builds in the state average twelve to eighteen months, one couple recently demonstrated that switching to alternative frame methods can slash that timeline by half — potentially offering relief to a market straining under housing demand.

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