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In sunny Canberra today with President Hourigan. Speaking with both major parties at the highest levels.
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In sunny Canberra today with President Hourigan. Speaking with both major parties at the highest levels.
Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney continue to be the main focus for build-to-rent investors, with Sydney set to take center stage, as the government unveils the first site in its essential worker build-to-rent plan.
A new overhaul of building regulations in Queensland aims to speed up home construction and reduce paperwork, making it easier to build across the state.
Vacancy rates in our cities’ office buildings remained steady over the last six months as the supply of new space neared the long-running historical average.
For the first time in its 43-year history, the Innovation & Excellence Awards will shine a spotlight on the booming purpose-built student accommodation sector with a brand-new award category.
Brisbane City’s move to cut in half minimum car parking requirements for inner-city apartment projects has been welcomed to make apartments more affordable.
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Investors and developers are being urged to capitalise on the state’s strong economy, national leading residential construction growth and authentic stateÂ
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The adoption of AI in your businesses could be a significant growth driver, but only if you get the foundations right, nbn’s Chief Data Officer, Sonia Boije told attendees of the Property Congress in Townsville last week.Â
Scape, Australia’s largest owner and operator of purpose-built-student-accommodation, has become the first in the sector to achieve a world-leading 6 Star Green Star Design rating.
Hesperia’s Murdoch Square development has claimed an impressive four titles at the 2024 WA Property Awards, while Perron Group stalwart Ian Armstrong was bestowed the prestigious Property Leader title.Â
In sunny Canberra today with President Hourigan. Speaking with both major parties at the highest levels.
Interest rates down – chance of April Federal election up.
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Having 2,500 individual Committee members from 2,500 member organisations driving strong advocacy is a privilege few industry bodies could imagine.
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We and our allies have found agreement with the government on their build-to-rent housing legislation.
Mark Taylor will be resuming leadership as Chief Executive Officer of Taylor Construction Group as it enters its 30th year in business.
Anne Jolic has been appointed as the new CEO of Development Victoria.
Opteon has announced Natalie Cohen’s appointment as its new National Director – Core Commercial at Opteon AU.
What’s in store for property in 2025? That’s exactly what we explored at our Outlook Lunch yesterday. Sally Auld, CIO at JBWere, set the scene with a big-picture view of the economic trends shaping the year ahead… …before leading a brilliant discussion with our expert panellists and a lively Q&A from the floor 🙌 A huge thanks to Sally, Cameron Leggatt (CEO, Frasers Property Australia), Carmel Hourigan (Office CEO, Charter Hall & Property Council of Australia National President), and Ross Lees (CEO & MD, Growthpoint Properties Australia) for sharing their insights and to event sponsor The APP Group.
The Victorian Office Market Report lunch brought together over 300 industry professionals for a valuable look at the latest office market data on the current vacancy rates across Melbourne.. Annabel McFarlane (JLL) highlighted lower vacancy rates near major train stations and the strong demand for sustainable buildings driven by ESG commitments. Our panel, Andria Carniato (Charter Hall), Pete King (VFMC), Matthew Brown (The GPT Group), and Annabel McFarlane, discussed the ongoing challenges and opportunities that can be implemented as we enter the mid-point of the 2020’s. The discussion was both insightful engaging with some creative song references thanks to our […]
Retail is back—bigger, bolder, and more customer-focused than ever. Fascinating insights on retail property this morning from Danny Latouff (The General Store) and an expert industry panel including Ben Ellis (Charter Hall), Gavin Duane (Location IQ), Kate Strickland (Colliers) and Sheree Griff (CBRE). With green shoots emerging and retailers keen to expand in Australia, 2025 could be a defining year for the sector. The key to success? Understanding the customer, staying bold, and building the right partnerships. Thank you to our Retail Partner Mainbrace for your continued support.
The first event in our NSW 2025 Outlook Series saw a full house! ISPT’s Amanda Steele delivered a compelling ‘Thriller’ Office Market Report, followed by an expert panel offering invaluable insights into what the year holds for this key asset class. Discover more about what’s driving Sydney’s office markets and shaping their future.
The Queensland Office Market Report breakfast on Thursday morning the 6th of February provided the latest trends and insight into the South-East Queensland Office Market to a delighted crowd of over 350 attendees. Â
Property Council SA kicked off its first event of the year, with its February edition of the Office Market Report.
In sunny Canberra today with President Hourigan. Speaking with both major parties at the highest levels.
Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney continue to be the main focus for build-to-rent investors, with Sydney set to take center stage, as the government unveils the first site in its essential worker build-to-rent plan.
A new overhaul of building regulations in Queensland aims to speed up home construction and reduce paperwork, making it easier to build across the state.
Vacancy rates in our cities’ office buildings remained steady over the last six months as the supply of new space neared the long-running historical average.
For the first time in its 43-year history, the Innovation & Excellence Awards will shine a spotlight on the booming purpose-built student accommodation sector with a brand-new award category.
Brisbane City’s move to cut in half minimum car parking requirements for inner-city apartment projects has been welcomed to make apartments more affordable.
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