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February 9th, 2010

 
NZ residential on road to recovery
NEW Zealand’s residential building sector has recorded its first growth in more than two years and is on the road to recovery, according to leading analyst and economic forecaster BIS Shrapnel.
Industry welcomes fast track approval...
Industry welcomes fast track approval...

THE property industry has welcomed the New South Wales Government’s plan to extend its fast track...

Croft cashes up for aged care expansion
Croft cashes up for aged care expansion

MELBOURNE based commercial property and aged care developer Graeme Croft has sold two noncore...

Finbar buys Victoria Park site

A JOINT venture led by Perth property group Finbar has bought a residential development site in...

 
  
   

 
 
 
 
 
Fehring finds new lease on life

ROD Fehring, the former CEO of Lend Lease Primelife, has joined property group Australand as the new...

St Hilliers poaches talent from Citta
St Hilliers poaches talent from Citta

ST Hilliers has further strengthened its team with the appointment Mick Caddey as the new CEO of its...

Greenlight for CUB park

THE redevelopment of the former Carlton and United Breweries site has been given the green light, following...

 
   

PROPERTY TRUST & INVESTING

MCW local market quick to recover
MCW local market quick to recover

MACQUARIE CountryWide Trust has reported a marginal 0.4% decline in the value of its global real estate portfolio, thanks to the positive contributions from its Australian and New Zealand portfolio.


COMMERCIAL

Business Forces pounce on rare offering
Business Forces pounce on rare offering

COMMUNICATION services company Salmat Business Force has signed one of the largest industrial leases in Adelaide’s inner west, after patiently waiting for the right property.



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RESEARCH

Light at the end of the tunnel
Light at the end of the tunnel

BUSINESS confidence is rising and tenant demand is improving. However the Property Council said the office market will remain on a tightrope in the year ahead, as almost 1 million sqm of space is...



AUSTRALIAN PROPERTY INSTITUTE (API) NEWS

Is it time to pull our heads in on property?
Is it time to pull our heads in on property?

OPINION: THE FINDINGS by the 6th annual Demographia Housing Affordability Survey clearly demonstrate that increased population does not have to equate to exorbitant increases in housing prices.



RESIDENTIAL  

Melbourne housing estate reap $2.2bn
Melbourne housing estate reap $2.2bn

HOUSING estates in Melbourne’s growth areas have reaped in $2.2 billion of land sales in 2009, according to Oliver Hume Research.


 

 

 
Governments act on Warranty collapse now? Governments act on Warranty collapse now?

THE impending crisis about to once again hit builders...

Interest rates immediate impact – watch this space! Interest rates immediate impact – watch this...

OPINION: THE existing residential stock and “off the plan”...

US commercial loan maturity & price falling US commercial loan maturity & price falling

THE pressure on the United States commercial property...

Approvals bolstered by apartment sector

HOUSING approvals have risen 2.2% for two consecutive...

 

 


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