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How mixed-use development can bring cities to life 24-7

HOUSE prices are an Aussie dinner party staple, and when talk turns to unaffordability the blame is sometimes heaped on “greedy property developers.” Tom Forrest says that’s a bum rap. The CEO of peak industry organisation Urban Taskforce Australia concedes a few cowboys have produced bad headlines. “Some of the members of the property sector don’t particularly help our own reputation,” he told Australian Conveyancer’s Face to Face. “But the fact of the matter is, 95 per cent plus of the property developers in Australia are high quality, reputable organisations.” They includ

Nationals leader eyes economics showdown with Liberals

NSW introduces strategy to streamline consultation process

More needs to be done to boost Victoria’s prosperity

Strong growth in start of dwellings but not in completion

Pre-sale guarantee is working in delivering more new homes

Beware the ‘urgent’ email at the end of the working day

Referral payments facing possible ban

Legislators are facing increased pressure to curb controversial referral programs between conveyancers and real estate agents, amid long-running claims the fees hurt homebuyers.&n

Strait closure: world economy counts cost

WAR is the most damaging form of economic shock, new International Monetary Fund research reveals, as a breakdown in the Middle East ceasefire adds more fuel to Australia’s inflation

Conveyancers have to get on the front foot

MARCH 31 is a red-letter day for conveyancers, lawyers, property developers, real estate agents and others included in Tranche 2 of AUSTRAC’s AML/CTF reforms. As of today, enrolment open

Government should stop ‘risks’ of monopoly

E-conveyancing challenger Sympli has urged the federal government to take charge of long-awaited interoperability reform after ARNECC halted the industry shakeup on Tuesday. ARNECC (Aust