The burden of regulation on businesses needs to be slashed
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Office demand still weak, occupiers return to CBD markets
A large, skilled workforce is needed if the property sector's success is to continue
The property industry has a clear plan for addressing climate change
Mandatory Disclosure: get ahead of the deadline
Good public policy can deliver tangible benefits to the community
South Australia state election: your state, your future
TODs are the new Government focus for increasing residential densities around transit nodes.
Governments should stop thinking of the property sector as a cash cow
Australia's cities should be great by design, not by accident
Australia needs to rethink and modernise its approach to the three tiers of government
12 Mar 10 - Property Council Introduction of the Revenue and Other Legislation Amendment Bill to increase business investment in Queensland.
11 Mar 10 - Property Council View a photo slideshow from the dozens of exhibitors showcased at this years Green Cities conference held in Melbourne.
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New Government report provides an overview of our cities in an international context using key performance indicators
Australian cities must be exciting, accessible and safe in order to be magnets that attract and leverage capital and talent.
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Property bears a disproportionate share of Australia's tax burden.
Australian business struggles under increasing regulation which stifles efficiency and productivity.
The property industry has a clear plan for addressing climate change.
Effective policy is required to deliver community safety, corporate reporting and housing affordability, which is now out of reach for many Australians.
Australia needs to rethink and modernise the Federation.
Properly funded training and a greater emphasis on R&D is required to instil and maintain the skill levels of property professionals.
Each sector of the property industry faces hurdles that undermine productivity and reduce returns on investment.
Congress 2010 September 12-14, Gold Coast
Mandatory Disclosure What you need to know
Retail owners Takeouts from UK & US markets
Environmental law Garrett outlines Government position
Top 10 tips Practical tips to be "green"
EB Case Studies A review of 4 case studies
Capital Markets The market for existing buildings
Empire State Building Retro-greening an icon
BEMP 2009 Built Environment Meets Parliament
John Edwards Pt1 The residential market
Monday, 01 Mar 10 Which policy do you think delivers the biggest planet-saving dividend?
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Acting your age: Simon Owen 01 Mar 2010 Owen explains the currents issues facing the retirement living sector.
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Who's making their move in property?
26 Feb 10 - ACT Division The Property Council invites all interested members to attend a workshop to discuss and develop the Property Council’s response to the ACT Government’s draft Civic Action Plan.
24 Feb 10 - NSW Division March represents one year to go until the next State election. Opposition Leader Barry O’Farrell will address members on his alternative vision for NSW…
03 Feb 10 - NT Division The outlook is positive for Darwin's CBD office market, which is in good health by national standards, according to new research from the Property Council.
11 Mar 10 - QLD Division The Property Council and Shopping Centre Council’s ‘Fighting the Land Tax Grab Campaign’ has concluded after achieving a great result for Queensland’s business and investment community.
18 Feb 10 - SA Division Speech made by the Hon Mike Rann MP Premier of SA to the Property Council.
03 Feb 10 - TAS Division Office vacancy in Hobart rose slightly over the year to January 2010, but remains the lowest of the Australian CBD markets, according to the Property Council's latest Office Market Report.
03 Mar 10 - VIC Division The Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution Bill has been defeated in the Upper House. What does this mean for land supply and where to from here?
11 Mar 10 - WA Division How often have you heard about large payouts for injuries sustained in accidents in shopping centres?
05 Mar 10 - SCCA Academic Professor's claims that tenancy disputes are taking too long and working to the disadvantage of retail tenants unfounded.
05 Mar 10 - Residential Development Council New Government report provides an overview of our cities in an international context using key performance indicators
04 Mar 10 Has the GFC really changed the thinking of the property industry? Or are investment managers suffering from post-GFC stress disorder?
05 Mar 10 - Sue Robinson How hard did the collapse of ABC Learning Centres hit the childcare sector, what does it mean for property, and can the sector recover?
02 Feb 10 Architects and construction contractors are plugged into the green building phenomenon, but are they really coming to grips climate change?
23 Feb 10 - Chris Larsen Significant increases in traffic, congestion and car travel are inevitable in the years to 2041, according to a new ASBEC report.
04 Feb 10 The way forward for teaching and learning at universities is to embrace open spaces that promote and facilitate interaction and collaboration.
10 Feb 10 - Peter Verwer Weak tenant demand has pushed the vacancy rate in Australia's office market to its highest point in five years, according to the Property Council's latest Office Market Report.
24 Dec 09 Strategic planning processes in Australia's capital cities are about to be rebooted.
03 Mar 10 - Lynne Blundell Healthcare has been one of the few rays of hope for construction during the global financial crisis. but can the good times last?
01 Mar 10 A housing workshop jointly hosted by FaHCSIA and the Federal Department of Treasury held in Canberra recently looked at the housing supply issue.
05 Mar 10 - Caryn Kakas Housing Minister highlights challenges ahead in delivering homes and infrastructure for Australia's growing population.
26 Feb 10 Five of Queensland’s most respected industry bodies have joined forces in response to the State Government’s outrageous Land Tax Grab.
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