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The Senate sits for the final time in Canberra this week.
While the ongoing narratives of interest rates, insolvencies, and material costs will continue, Slattery is forecasting labour costs as the primary challenge ahead, potentially leading to four to six per cent cost increases.
The government will now be placing emphasis on leasing all-electric buildings for new offices, along with the commitment to securing Green Star certification for future Commonwealth office buildings.
Technological developments in commercial real estate are offering a dizzying range of operational benefits for investors willing to take the plunge, says Rob Teel, President of global solutions at Yardi.
The era marked by zero vacancy, remarkable capital investment and double-digit rental growth in our industrial property markets, driven by the global pandemic, is approaching its conclusion, according to Savills.
Scentre Group, owner of Westfield destinations in Australia and New Zealand, and Western Sydney University has announced a new scholarship in recognition of the extraordinary leadership and longstanding career of its recently retired Board Chair, Brian Schwartz AM.
The Senate sits for the final time in Canberra this week.
Technological developments in commercial real estate are offering a dizzying range of operational benefits for investors willing to take the plunge, says Rob Teel, President of global solutions at Yardi.
It is the final full week of parliamentary sitting in Canberra.
The two-day weekend was widely popularised on both sides of the Atlantic in the early twentieth century. So far so great.
Like eating dry Weetbix. The more construction we do the harder it gets.
The value proposition for the retirement living sector has never been stronger with its affordability and care solutions; however, more needs to be done to capitalise on industry’s potential, according to experts.
The Senate sits for the final time in Canberra this week.
It is the final full week of parliamentary sitting in Canberra.
The two-day weekend was widely popularised on both sides of the Atlantic in the early twentieth century. So far so great.
Like eating dry Weetbix. The more construction we do the harder it gets.
This week I’m addressing the Environment and Planning Law Association at Sydney Zoo, Bungaribee. An actual lions’ den.
Tomorrow I’m addressing the 2023 Economic & Social Outlook Conference, The Australian’s annual policy forum with the University of Melbourne.
Centennial has hired former Charter Hall Asset Manager Jane Travers to the role of Asset & Leasing Manager, Queensland.
Centuria Bass Credit has appointed Lachlan Tracey as Managing Director – Head of Capital Markets & Co-Head of Execution.
Ingenia Communities Group has announced that Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Simon Owen will step down in 2024 after more than 14 years in the role.
The competition was tough at the Hunter Future Directions Annual Lawn Bowls Tournament last night but a lot of fun was certainly had.
Our Christmas Lunch brought together one thousand of our closest friends from across the property industry in New South Wales to reflect on a year of upheaval and change for our sector.
Despite the weather in Sydney being miserable, the Future Directions Linen and Lemons Celebration was a great success.
The room was packed out to celebrate the year and get ready for 2024.
The Property Council’s first ever Technology summit was a gateway to understanding ways technology can be applied in the built environment… and the potential that comes with it. The day-long program took delegates on a journey: From establishing a strategy, to delivering on a plan with practical actions. Debunk the myths around smart buildings, see examples of design excellence, discover where cost efficiencies lie and understand how tech can contribute to your sustainability ambitions. Thank to our Major Partner CBRE Asia Pacific and supporting sponsors Procore Technologies and Schneider Electric for making this event possible.
The property industry united for the UN Women’s global 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence Campaign.
The Property Council’s Queensland Division has recently welcomed a new member to the team as a communications advisor.
The Australian Building Codes Board has issued a correction to the Livable Housing Design Standard.
The Queensland Government has recently passed new laws that limit when sellers can invoke a sunset clause to terminate a sale of contract.
Gold Coast City Council has recently announced updates to their Express DA process and online documents.
On Monday 27 November, the Queensland Government announced the $25 million from the Growth Acceleration Fund will be invested in infrastructure to support the delivery of more than 3,500 houses.
The Senate sits for the final time in Canberra this week.
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