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This morning marks the start of the National Retirement Living Summit (NRLS) – the most important annual gathering for the leaders of the retirement living sector.
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This morning marks the start of the National Retirement Living Summit (NRLS) – the most important annual gathering for the leaders of the retirement living sector.
Property leaders unpacked the powerful trends shaping Australia’s real estate landscape at the industry’s flagship event – the Property Leaders’ Summit.
The number of hotels built in Brisbane over the last five years had fallen by 90 per cent compared to the preceding five-year period.Â
The potential is enormous for true mixed-use precincts that serve the broader commercial and societal needs of communities. Chris Brown outlines QIC’s approach to mixed-use precincts – and why investors are interested.
The Property Council partnered with Edge Impact to create a new guide to help the property industry turn human rights and modern slavery goals into measurable outcomes​​​​​​​.
The 160-metre, 38-storey Festival Plaza Tower 2 by the Walker Corporation will be the tallest commercial building in Adelaide once completed.
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Both parties have done more on housing supply and planning over the past federal parliament than they have done at the national level in 50 years.
We need to double down on creating the commercial, industrial and residential assets our growing cities are crying out for.
In today’s dynamic property and construction landscape, managing costs effectively is critical to project success.
The world is changing. We cannot assume competition for bringing skills, investment and talent to our shores is going to decrease.
A panel at a recent Property Council event spoke to the importance of having more women in senior roles and emphasised the importance of mentorship and sponsorship in supporting women’s careers.
This morning I’m on an AFR business summit panel. Discussing the policy settings needed to stimulate growth and build resilience. Future Australian budgets, already in structural deficit, will need us to do more with less money as we boost defence spending.
This morning marks the start of the National Retirement Living Summit (NRLS) – the most important annual gathering for the leaders of the retirement living sector.
Be still my enthusiastic mind. Clare O’Neil’s red tape reduction salvos over the long weekend are a first for a Federal Housing Minister…
As we descend on wintery Canberra this morning, our elected leaders are either returning home from Perth or on light electorate duties, but we have a great lineup of top talent for our Property Leaders’ Summit.
The CFMEU construction division. The concrete shoes on Australia’s union movement.
Next month, the Victorian Treasurer will head to New York to speak with international credit rating agencies. Downgrades ahoy.
In Darwin this morning guest of our formidable ED Ruth Palmer. With the entire NT Cabinet for good measure. Outstanding.
CBRE has announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Burgess Rawson, as part of this the CBRE Metropolitan Investments team will be led by Burgess Rawson CEO, Ingrid Filmer.
Urbis has announced a refreshed leadership team in its Western Australian Business with Karen Wright focussing on the Public Sector.Â
Frasers Property announces that Anthony Boyd, Group Chief Operating Officer of Frasers Property Limited, will be stepping down from his role effective 4 July 2025.
On Tuesday, 17 June, over lunch, coffee and cannoli, Queensland Premier David Crisafulli outlined his plan to work with the property sector to respond to the housing crisis, deliver a record infrastructure pipeline and boost stagnant productivity and investment.
This year, we raised the bar with revised categories and criteria to better highlight the skill, innovation and leadership within our industry. We celebrated the individuals and teams who drive success and progress in property.
The sold-out Seminar Decade Defined, Economic Development Queensland’s Vision for Tomorrow, which was hosted by Urbis was a standout event with Economic Development Queensland’s Acting CEO Julian Simmonds providing a keynote address to discuss EDQ’s evolving priorities.
As we approached the end of FY25, we took a moment to express our gratitude for your participation and dedication to the 500 Women in Property program.
At a critical moment for the housing sector, the 2025 NSW Housing Summit brought together government leaders, industry innovators, and a range of experts for a powerful day of insights, announcements, and collaboration.
This event brought together three of the most influential local government leaders in Western Sydney for a no-holds-barred conversation about growth, investment and what it really takes to build liveable, investable cities.
This morning marks the start of the National Retirement Living Summit (NRLS) – the most important annual gathering for the leaders of the retirement living sector.
Property leaders unpacked the powerful trends shaping Australia’s real estate landscape at the industry’s flagship event – the Property Leaders’ Summit.
The number of hotels built in Brisbane over the last five years had fallen by 90 per cent compared to the preceding five-year period.Â
The potential is enormous for true mixed-use precincts that serve the broader commercial and societal needs of communities. Chris Brown outlines QIC’s approach to mixed-use precincts – and why investors are interested.
The Property Council partnered with Edge Impact to create a new guide to help the property industry turn human rights and modern slavery goals into measurable outcomes​​​​​​​.
The 160-metre, 38-storey Festival Plaza Tower 2 by the Walker Corporation will be the tallest commercial building in Adelaide once completed.
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