UDIA Victoria
The Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) was established in 1975 and is the peak membership body for the urban development sector.
The Victorian division of the Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA Victoria) is a non-profit, peak industry body. We are supported by a membership of land use and residential property development organisations, across the private sector and Victoria’s public service.
Since 1975, UDIA Victoria has given industry a voice in the policy-making process. We tackle the issues having the biggest impact on Victoria’s liveability – spanning topics such as the planning system, housing affordability, infrastructure, sustainability, employment and the economy.
Our suite of research and education initiatives ensures the urban development industry is best-placed to meet Victoria’s housing, employment, and social needs.
Our events and annual awards program connect and celebrate the people who breathe life into Victoria’s urban heartbeat.
Since 1975, UDIA Victoria has given industry a voice in the policy-making process.
Our Values
Trust
Trusted by governments, regulators, industry, media and the public.
Recognition
Celebrate the good, hard work of Victoria’s urban development industry.
Collaboration
Engage in genuine collaboration to yield positive community outcomes.
Impact
Work that makes a meaningful impact.
Respect
Ethical conduct, and respect for people and the environment.
Innovation
Embrace innovation while maintaining respect for our history.
UDIA Victoria Constitution
UDIA Victoria’s Constitution guides and governs the business and activities of UDIA Victoria.
Click here to access the UDIA Victoria Constitution.
At the 2025 Annual General Meeting, a motion was passed at the AGM to extend board terms to three years (maximum of two three year terms), with some transitional arrangements for incumbent board members.
The constitution will also allow for UDIA members to nominate for an additional third term after completing their second term.
