Governments should stop thinking of the property sector as a cash cow
Budget 10: Government counts on construction sector
Property Council welcomes Henry Tax Plan
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Good public policy can deliver tangible benefits to the community
Australia needs to rethink and modernise its approach to the three tiers of government
The property industry has a clear plan for addressing climate change
The burden of regulation on businesses needs to be slashed
Australia's cities should be great by design, not by accident
A large, skilled workforce is needed if the property sector's success is to continue
Office demand still weak, occupiers return to CBD markets
TODs are the new Government focus for increasing residential densities around transit nodes.
Mandatory Disclosure: get ahead of the deadline
Yesterday - Caryn Kakas The Federal Government's 'Building Better Regional Cities' project will aim to provide affordable housing to ease pressure on major cities.
28 Jul 10 - Property Council Subscribe to the July 2010 Office Market Report.
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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, 12 Jul 10 Australia’s cities are in rapid transition. The issue is: how do we manage the transition?
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Mixing it up: William Hames 01 Jul 2010 What does increasing density and the rapidly growing popularity of mixed-use developments mean for retail design?
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Who's making their move in property?
Today - ACT Division The Commercial Building Disclosure Scheme “Mandatory Disclosure” will commence on 1 November 2010.
21 Jul 10 - NSW Division The Property Council is recruiting for a Deputy Executive Director to take a leadership role in our NSW advocacy team.
20 Jun 10 - NT Division One Shelley Street has won the property industry's most prestigious award.
Yesterday - QLD Division Detailed discussions continue between the State Government, the Property Council and Shopping Centre Council on the move to site valuation in Queensland.
20 Jun 10 - SA Division One Shelley Street has won the property industry's most prestigious award.
29 Jun 10 - TAS Division Tasmania experiences “the biggest land tax reform" ever seen in the state.
Today - VIC Division The Property Council welcomed the passing of the VC68 amendment to the Planning and Environment Act 1987 by the Victorian Legislative Council as a significant step for Victoria on its path toward the effective management of the State’s population growth.
Today - WA Division Low density dwellings still make up two thirds of all building approvals in the Perth metropolitan area, according to a report released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).
18 Jun 10 - SCCA The Western Australian Government has announced Armadale and Midland as further special trading precincts in Perth.
15 Apr 10 - Residential Development Council Access our reference library of studies on housing affordability from Australia and elsewhere in the world.
05 Jul 10 As Australia marks the 10-year anniversary of the GST, the property industry prepares for more developments in the tax.
13 Jul 10 - Property Council Companies in Asia expected to increase the size of existing REITs significantly this year, a survey of the property sector in the region says.
07 Jul 10 Sustainability tools for retail property are in their infancy, but mandatory disclosure is already on the radar for the sector.
08 Jul 10 - Tina Wyhoon Tina Wyhoon examines the legal pitfalls and practical guidelines for designers tackling green outcomes in buildings.
30 Jun 10 Bernard Salt gives an insight into how boomers are keeping Gen Y happy in the workplace.
15 Jul 10 - Property Australia New research indicates Australian office tenants are in growth mode, with a quarter of businesses indicating they are planning to relocate.
14 Jun 10 A new report measuring the planning performance of capital cities has galvanised industry groups to call for nation-building policy.
17 Jun 10 - Mary Massina State Government today baulked at addressing a major hand brake for further Tasmanian investment, planning reform.
13 Jul 10 New voluntary design guidelines will help deliver homes that adapt to the needs of a changing population.
15 Jul 10 - Property Australia ABS building approval data provides positive signs that construction activity in Queensland is emerging into a sustained period of growth.
12 Jul 10 Some experts claim that planning and zoning regimes act as a barrier to supermarket competition, but recent research shows this is not necessarily the case.
14 Jul 10 - Property Australia Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane all feature in the ranks of the Top 10 cities with the priciest retail rents.
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