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18 May 12 - Peter Verwer The Property Council calls on members to help its campaign to stop the Federal Government doubling withholding tax.
18 May 12 - Property Council The Property Council of Australia welcomes the strong commitment to infrastructure and growth in the WA Government's 2012-13 State Budget.
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Federal Budget scraps green building incentive, doubles tax on international investors
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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.
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Victor Hoog Antink 05 Apr 2012 Departing DEXUS CEO and two-time national Property Council president, reflects on a rewarding career.
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Who's making their move in property?
09 May 12 - ACT Division Federal Budget scraps green building incentive, doubles tax on international investors
19 Apr 12 - NSW Division Confidence in the NSW property industry is slowly starting to build, a new survey has revealed.
09 May 12 - NT Division Federal Budget scraps green building incentive, doubles tax on international investors
09 May 12 - QLD Division Federal Budget scraps green building incentive, doubles tax on international investors
19 Apr 12 - SA Division Mounting conviction that South Australia’s resources industry will revive the state and the easing of heritage constraints in Adelaide’s CBD have seen a second consecutive jump in property industry confidence.
17 May 12 - TAS Division Premier and Treasurer, the Hon. Lara Giddings, presented the Tasmanian Government’s budget today. The following provides a summary of the main elements for the property industry.
17 May 12 - VIC Division Victoria is in the midst of an era that will define its future success. The choices we make now and in the years to come, will determine the future of the state, its cities, towns and communities.
18 May 12 - WA Division The Property Council of Australia welcomes the strong commitment to infrastructure and growth in the WA Government's 2012-13 State Budget.
09 May 12 - Residential Development Council There were slim pickings for the residential sector in the 2012-2013 Federal Budget according to the Residential Development Council (RDC).
07 May 12 New research from DTZ shows the Asia Pacific region has overtaken North America in terms of invested commercial property stock.
14 May 12 The broader New Zealand property market has recorded annual capital growth of 0.2 percent - the first positive annual capital growth in three years, according to PCNZ / IPD research.
09 May 12 The Federal Government’s carbon price mechanism comes into effect on 1 July 2012. The Property Council has compiled a range of resources to assist members in the transition.
14 May 12 The City of Sydney has begun a project to retro-green 45 of its properties.
07 May 12 Perth, Brisbane office rent growth for the year to Q1 2012 exceeds Sydney, Adelaide and Canberra, while Melbourne declined, according to Colliers International.
07 May 12 Charter Hall has been appointed investment, property and development manager for the new unlisted Charter Hall Office Trust (CHOT).
23 Apr 12 Australia’s construction sector is suffering, with contractor margins amongst the lowest in the world according to Turner & Townsend.
10 May 12 - Chris Larsen Is it possible to get infrastructure delivery back on track, particularly in NSW? Nick Greiner – the “father of PPPs” in Australia – talks about the future of infrastructure in Australia.
14 May 12 A planned sustainable residential development south of Port Macquarie in NSW will be independent for its water, sewage and power needs.
14 May 12 Residential rent in key global cities increased by 0.3 percent in Q4 2011, its worst performance in two years, according to Knight Frank.
07 May 12 The property syndicate market for retail investors has evolved post-financial crisis, with investors anticipating capital gains.
07 May 12 Online retail is having a healthy impact on the industrial sector, according to reports from CBRE and Jones Lang LaSalle.
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