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If you’re interested in getting involved in property development, or even if you’re keen to do serious renovations, there is an important principle you must understand. It’s the basis of all feasibility studies and it’s called highest and best use. Just like smart businesses try and maximise the return on their assets, so should you…

The Block was once again a hugely popular TV show this year. After three gruelling months of sleeplessness and renovations paid off for the couples competing to sell their properties for a profit. Not surprisingly it encouraged a new generation of property investors to turn their hands to renovation. But if you ran the renovations…

Chinese developers are increasingly downsizing or fleeing their Australian operations as China’s property crisis continues to intensify. Chinese property giants such as Country Garden, Evergrande, Poly, Greenland, Yuhu and Wanda burst into Australia’s property market two decades ago, investing billions into buying and developing high-profile property across the country. But as quickly as these developers…

As the housing markets in Australia’s major cities keep changing and growing, it’s crucial to realize that the homes constructed in the past may not match the needs of future homes. As we’ve often said, our changing demographics will drive the shape of our housing markets and these long-term influences will be more important than…

Building a house in Australia home can be an exciting experience, but it is important to be aware of the many unexpected hidden costs of when building a house in Australia that can add up throughout the construction process. From the building design to council approval, the build itself to the fixtures and fittings, the…

Construction is a $ 360 billion dollar industry in Australia. It’s what builds the homes we live in, the offices we work in, and the hospitals, schools and critical infrastructure that bind communities together. However, it has an Achilles heel: insolvency. According to data from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), 2,170 construction businesses…

The dreaded “Not In My Backyard” reaction of homeowners who have the temerity to object to neighbourhood changes they never voted for (or were even asked about) is reaching plague proportions if you believe what some urban designers and planners are saying. This scourge of the NIMBY is threatening the progressive development of cities, they’ll…

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