The Property Council of Australia has urged state and territory governments to endorse the National Energy Guarantee (NEG) and support its implementation at the COAG Energy Ministers meeting.
The Property Council of Australia supports the intent of the Victorian Government’s rental reforms to be introduced to Parliament, but is calling for greater support for a build-to-rent asset class that will provide tenants with greater amenity and security of tenure.
The Property Council of Australia’s latest Office Market Report shows vacancy rates have declined over the past six months in the Canberra market, despite negative demand.
The Sydney CBD office market continues to be one of the tightest CBD markets in Australia and has the lowest vacancy rate in over ten years with the vacancy rate dropping from 4.8 to 4.6 per cent in the six months to July 2018 according…
The Property Council of Australia’s latest Office Market Report released shows that Parramatta continues to be one of Australia’s strongest emerging commercial office markets with total vacancy increasing slightly in the six months to July 2018 due to much needed supply additions.
New rules that clarify the framework for institutional investment in real estate, including allowing investment in Build-to-Rent housing, have been warmly welcomed by the Property Council of Australia, although tax levels for international investors in Build-to-Rent remain a concern.
The call from outgoing Infrastructure Australia chief executive Philip Davies for more discipline on infrastructure planning needs to be heeded by all levels of government if Australia is to grow successfully.
Confidence levels across Queensland’s property industry remain fairly constant, with only small variations in business confidence levels since the June 2018 quarter, according to the latest ANZ/Property Council Survey.
The latest ANZ/Property Council Survey reveals that confidence in the Victorian property industry has cooled, with a drop of six index points in the September 2018 quarter.
The latest ANZ/Property Council Survey released shows the NSW property industry has once again dropped in confidence, going from the state with the strongest sentiment to the weakest.
ACT Executive Director of the Property Council, Adina Cirson has said that new ANZ/Property Council Survey results reveal a dip in confidence expectations for the September 2018 quarter, following a strong performance by the nation’s capital for the preceding 12 months.