A lot has been made about the recent property down turn we are witnessing across the eastern seaboard. Commentators from far and wide are hailing it as an immense correction, one unseen in decades. Although I do not subscribe to the belief that we are...
Amidst an uncertain global outlook, and a wobbly economy back home, our looming election is shaping up to be a contest around stability and economic management. Under this backdrop, we are seeing our politicians fight for the Aussie battler’s vote, aka middle Australia. Both leaders seem...
Taking the politics out of any conversation involving energy and the environment in the context of Australia is always a difficult task. We are blessed with some of the most important and widest ranging endowments of natural resources in the world, from possessing 31% (1st)...
As the final skerrick’s of the festive season left overs are consumed and we ween ourselves off the comforts of our seasonal break, preparation for the new year takes centre stage for most business leaders. The break brings about a time to reflect on the...
Property offerings and how developers choose to incorporate autonomous cars into these will be a crucial area in the years to come. Companies like Uber, Lyft, Lime, and Bird provide opportunities for developers who are looking at innovative ways of securing customers and building products...
Car parks, those astronomically priced compounds that we can never seem to appreciate their full utility. They have become a mainstay in our transport oriented conscious for such an entrenched period that we sometimes forget to take stock and examine what they really are, multilevel hollowed...
One of the many reasons I am gripped by the property industry is because of the place it occupies in our lives. It is the most expensive and arguably one of the most important items we will ever purchase, it constitutes a special social and...