Observers
Christopher Joye
| Michael Yardney
| Catherine Cashmore
| Jo Chivers
| Mark Bouris
| Enzo Raimondo
| Michael Matusik
| Ed Chan
| Robert Simeon
| Cameron McEvoy
| Mark Wist
| Mal James
| Tim Mansfield
| Peter Chittenden
| Terry Ryder
| Mark Armstrong
| Xavier Perronnet
| Margaret Lomas
| Pete Wargent
| Chris Lang
residential'Walkability' will become more important as cities become denser: Michael Yardney
As our population grows and our cities become denser, I see the importance of easy access to amenities and ‘walkability’ becoming more important.
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commercialAsk Margaret: how can I convert residential property into commercial property?
Each state has their own department of planning and, sadly, not all states are on the same page with the same rules.
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developmentsCalculated risks are key to property development and investment success: Jo Chivers
Property developing is about spotting potential and taking calculated risks. That’s why I love it.
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residentialReal estate is only worth what someone else will pay for it: Pete Wargent
Real estate, just like bitcoins and tulips, is only worth what someone else is prepared to pay for it. Therefore, you should only own property where there is a huge demand and a growing population.
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residentialSensible investors are unlikely to be swayed by RBA meetings or political shenanigans: Terry Ryder
My experience of seven years with a property investment website is that any interest rate decision, whether up or down, causes a temporary shutdown of normal business.
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residentialLocal buyers should beware the hype caused by foreign investment in the Australian property market: Mark Armstrong
Overseas buyers can and often do pay too much for property because they do not fully understand the market they are entering.
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residentialDespite traffic congestion, we will not give up our cars: Michael Matusik
Alleviating congestion has become a focus of city planners, but how congested, really, are our cities?
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trendsRefreshing approach from MBA but not the HIA: Terry Ryder
The Housing Industry Association's claims are not facts, but a motley collection of opinions, predictions and rubbery statistics.
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developmentsGetting the creative content right in project marketing: Peter Chittenden
What is clear is the need for the creative message to change over time so that the message being sent to the market always has direct relevance.
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residentialThe property market is on a consistent upward path
Few of the indicators suggest we’re charging into a boom.
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