If you read the FAQ on FBR's website, maybe you would know... It...

If you read the FAQ on FBR's website, maybe you would know... It would save us all the pain of having to read your ridiculous theories and wild speculation.

"Each Hadrian X unit can build a standard sized home every 2 days on average. In the right environment and working continuously, each unit could build between 100 and 300 homes per year."

From the EPA Victoria website:
General residential construction and renovation refers to smaller scale projects in residential areas.

It can be useful for construction or renovation activities on a home, townhouse or apartment(s).

All residential construction sites are subject to s48A(3) of the Environment Protection Act 1970, which prohibits unreasonable noise from residential premises, including premises under construction.In addition, the Environment Protection (Residential Noise) Regulations 2008make it an offence to emit noise from construction equipment and vehicles, where it can be heard in neighbouring residential premises.

Hours where construction equipment noise is prohibited (noise may still be unreasonable outside of these times):
8 pm - 7 am Monday to Friday
8 pm - 9 am Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.

We do not yet know exactly how loud the Hadrian X is. But I can safely assume that they will initially target residential subdivisions that are not close to subdivisions that contain people... You know, like any smart organisation would do.

As a side note, take a look at Brickworks Asset Exposure:

Property makes up 23%.. What better way to ensure that your property portfolio expands than by purchasing land and then getting your JV to build houses on it.