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Oct 20, 2020
Brisbane's Month in Review - October 2020
Whilst the Brisbane office market is widely predicted to face challenging times ahead, money is cheap and interest rates are likely to remain at historic lows for the foreseeable future. This is one o
Oct 9, 2020
Construction commencing on 895 Ann Street commercial tower
The development is on behalf of a European real estate institutional fund managed by DWS, with the site being acquired in an off market transaction from a private investor. Practical completion of
Oct 9, 2020
Big-spending budget lifts many boats
The budget puts money into the pockets of consumers – or leaves it there – with $17.8 billion in tax cuts and another $2.6 billion in support payments for pensioners in a direct effort to boost consum
Oct 9, 2020
Commercial property now a hot topic of conversation since COVID-19
Data from realtime media monitoring provider Streem shows reporting about commercial property has increased since March when many Australians started working from home amid more stringent coronavirus
Oct 7, 2020
Queensland Market Monitor, October 2020 - REIQ
Brisbane real estate professionals – many of whom feared the worst a few months back – would agree the market reached June 2020 in far better shape than expected. According to our analysis, median
Oct 7, 2020
Six ways to brighten your walls with art
I use the term “collection” loosely as there was never any grand plan behind my selections. Nor was there any lavish expense. If your walls need a lift, here are some ideas to get you started. Go
Oct 7, 2020
Interest rate announcement: Reserve Bank holds cash rate steady, experts predict November cut
A number of economists had forecast there might be a cut in the cash rate and yield curve targets on Tuesday to help boost the COVID-19-hit economy, but the bank has remained steady. Now experts pr
Oct 7, 2020
Improved First Home Loan Deposit Scheme gives first-time buyers greater options
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg this week announced that the scheme, which started in January, would be extended to a further 10,000 applicants seeking to buy a new home, with the price cap increasing to $6