Secretary updates Property Council on DPHI restructure
Our members have heard exclusively from DPHI Secretary Kiersten Fishburn on the first functional review the Department has seen in more than 10 years.
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Our members have heard exclusively from DPHI Secretary Kiersten Fishburn on the first functional review the Department has seen in more than 10 years.
BTR housing, the policy no brainer
Growth in national construction costs continued to stabilise in the first quarter of 2024 as dwelling approvals hit a 12-year low.
New research paints a bleak outlook for Brisbane, as the availability of apartments is expected to dwindle within a mere 18 months unless the government intervenes.
As more and more tenants adopt net zero goals, emissions relating to their leases are more important. So, what are the steps to becoming a net zero tenant?
The NSW Government is expanding its Transport Oriented Development planning reforms, adding six additional stations to the current 31.
The details will be critical in achieving the potential of the tax changes, the Property Council of Australia has said.
As the property and construction market bows under numerous pressures, two trends are set to shape the industry to come, according to Procore’s Will Twomey.
The government has passed its Thin Captilisation legislation; however, warnings have been raised that the law will dimmish the government’s housing goals.
To set the scene to next week’s Future Cities Summit, world renowned urbanist Greg Clark has penned an essay addressing the core issues on the Summit agenda. Essential pre reading.
From North Queensland to the NSW Central Coast, professionals within the retirement living sector have been honoured with prestigious Programmed Village Manager of the Year awards.
After 508 per cent growth between 2016 and 2022, what led to the emergence of the UK’s build-to-rent sector and are there any lessons Australia can take on board?
BTR housing, the policy no brainer
Victoria is Australia’s ball and chain on international investment.
Last week saw the passage of the Government’s long foreshadowed Thin Capitalisation Bill.
For a moment, forget attracting global investment in building our future cities. Sadly, Victoria already has. Forget planning too.
This weekend Tasmania heads to the polls.
Last week I spoke at the National Press Club. A rare honour.
Centuria Capital Group has promoted Belinda Cheung to COF Fund Manager.
Mirvac advised that Non-Executive Director, Samantha Mostyn AO, has resigned from the Mirvac Board after her appointment as the Governor General of Australia.
Cushman & Wakefield has announced appointment of Noral Wild as the new CEO for Australia & New Zealand.
Build-to-rent (BTR) is set to play a pivotal, and growing, role in Australia’s housing landscape.
At the gorgeously intimate Aurora Restaurant, Property Council SA hosted the Hon Stephen Mullighan MP, Treasurer of the South Australian Government, for our Candid Conversations series.
Our first future directions event for 2024 heard the expert panel discussing key trends shaping the Australian Real Estate market – sticky inflation, increased transaction activity and ongoing supply challenges despite stabilisation of construction costs.
We were thrilled to have hosted the 2024 ACT Girls in Property Program with University Canberra, where we welcomed four schools participating in the Building Construction Program Elective. This elective, which began in 2023, aimed to increase young women’s involvement and training in the building and construction industry.
This event is the latest in our Future Directions series and is regarded as one of the key networking events on the ACT Property Calendar.
The Future Cities Summit, where the most brilliant minds and daring innovators in the realm of property and placemaking converged.
Our members have heard exclusively from DPHI Secretary Kiersten Fishburn on the first functional review the Department has seen in more than 10 years.
BTR housing, the policy no brainer
Growth in national construction costs continued to stabilise in the first quarter of 2024 as dwelling approvals hit a 12-year low.
New research paints a bleak outlook for Brisbane, as the availability of apartments is expected to dwindle within a mere 18 months unless the government intervenes.
As more and more tenants adopt net zero goals, emissions relating to their leases are more important. So, what are the steps to becoming a net zero tenant?
The NSW Government is expanding its Transport Oriented Development planning reforms, adding six additional stations to the current 31.
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