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What are the key trends for 2012?
Posted on 05/02/2012 | No CommentsColliers International has produced a research report showing predictions across all property sectors. In summary the report predicts: Office Perth and Brisbane CBDs to experience a surge in demand from... -
New face brightens the Bondi strip
Posted on 18/10/2011 | No CommentsINVESTEC has launched its $120 million transformation of the 86-year-old Hotel Bondi site on Campbell Parade with a new retail and cafe precinct. The site, which incorporates new apartments adjacent... -
Green apartments for Sydney CBD
Posted on 23/09/2011 | No CommentsWithin the City of Sydney area, 75% of residents live in apartment buildings. These vertical villages consume close to 40% of the City’s water, 10% of its energy and create... -
Melbourne: The quiet achiever
Posted on 19/09/2011 | No CommentsMichael Spence says there is an “air of optimism” around Melbourne. He calls it “the quiet achiever” and he says it’s one of the most affordable major cities in Australia... -
Racecourse plan too big and too high for Madden
Posted on 13/07/2011 | No CommentsJUSTIN Madden is no stranger to public outcry over new developments. As planning minister he presided over the Windsor Hotel scandal, where a staffer’s leaked email suggesting a sham public... -
The Housing We’d Choose
Posted on 10/07/2011 | No CommentsMelbournians want a greater choice of housing types but there are a number of barriers to delivering more of the housing they say they want, according to a new report... -
HIA highlights deteriorating outlook
Posted on 07/07/2011 | No CommentsThe Housing Industry Association has released the winter edition of its National Outlook, Australia’s most comprehensive housing report card. The winter Outlook forecast fall of 13 per cent in housing... -
SEQ Housing Forum
Posted on 27/06/2011 | No CommentsThe Council of Mayors has established an online forum to hear the community’s views on affordable housing for the South East Queensland (SEQ) region. The website also provides resources, photos,... -
Property firm used students to download data illicitly, ICAC hears
Posted on 16/06/2011 | 1 CommentA Sydney property valuation company that had gained free access to a Valuer General’s website was in such a rush to download information that it engaged three students – at... -
Perth property on the slide as Sydney steams ahead
Posted on 01/06/2011 | No CommentsPerth was once predicted to overtake Sydney as Australia’s most expensive city for property. Perth’s staggering drop in property prices has been laid bare with figures released today showing the...