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14 May 13 - RDC The 2013-14 Federal Budget fails to deliver a housing plan ahead of the September election.
14 May 13 - RLC The budget announcement that older Australians will be able to unlock equity in the family home without affecting their pension is welcomed by the Retirement Living Council.
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Friday, 19 Apr 13 Over the past century, thousands of people have worked to build Canberra. We should recognise these people - because without them, we would not have the city that stands today, nor would we have the flourishing property and construction industry that employs a third of our citizens.
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03 May 13 Mary Wood, Retirement Living Council Executive Director, provides an update on the branch's activities.
03 May 13 - Mary Wood The Retirement Living Council's advocacy arm has had success, securing meetings with shadow ministers, Kevin Andrews and Bronwyn Bishop.
08 Apr 13 More than one million houses nationally have solar power systems installed as of March 2013, according to the Clean Energy Council.
13 May 13 - Claire Chaffey Building on the success of Green Star Day 2012, the Green Building Council of Australia is bringing Green Building Day 2013 to Sydney on Wednesday 29 May, and Melbourne on Friday 7 June 2013.
06 May 13 The Melbourne office market is set to get worse before it gets better, potentially setting off market panic, according to the latest BIS Shrapnel report.
06 May 13 - Kerry Enemark Following the recent acquisition of Grocon’s office development at 480 Queens Street, Brisbane, DEXUS Property Group and DEXUS Wholesale Property Fund have made foray into the Perth CBD office market.
13 May 13 The Whitsunday region’s thriving residential market in North Queensland is driving up rents and exposing a worsening housing shortage.
13 May 13 - Claire Chaffey Strategic planning needs far more attention from the Federal Government in order to secure the future of our cities, according to a coalition of leading built environment groups.
06 May 13 Property fund manager ISPT has acquired a 75 per cent interest in a portfolio of 19 Coles-owned shopping centres.
13 May 13 - Claire Chaffey Standard & Poor's Ratings Services has rated Westfield Retail Trust (WRT) two notches higher than Westfield Group (WDC), following WRT's demerger from WDC in November 2010.
13 May 13 Infrastructure spending remains strong in the Queensland Gold Coast’s Southport area despite a dip in development spending, according to research from Colliers International.
13 May 13 - Claire Chaffey The Victorian Government has committed $11.7 million to the upgrade of Melbourne’s iconic Federation Square in the 2013-14 State Budget.
30 Apr 13 The past few years have seen economic turmoil, which has given rise to talk about a ‘new normal’: low growth, low interest rates and greater volatility.
06 May 13 - Claire Chaffey The Asia Pacific region continues to drive global growth in property investment, with an 8 per cent increase in invested stock in 2012, according to a new DTZ report.
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