The Lowy family-backed Assembly Funds Management and private developer Pallas Group have pulled out of the proposed Cross Street car park project in Sydney’s upmarket Double Bay.
A seven-star energy-efficient home built today might look like a high-quality home,but turn out to be as comfortable as a tent,a new report warns.
Unless Tony Lombardo,CEO of ASX heavyweight Lendlease,can appease objectors,he,the board,and the business face major upheaval,and time is running out.
As major infrastructure project costs rise and deadlines extend across the country,a state election also approaches – and can help explain some of the bluster.
Boral’s independent directors have caved in to Seven Group’s hardball takeover bid.
They needed a place that would house a family of seven comfortably. Finding few options,they created their own dream home.
Several states are demanding the federal government find ways to fast track foreign workers into Australia to meet the 90,000-tradie shortfall threatening the nation’s ability to meet its housing target.
It’s six feet wide at its thinnest and took 24 goes to get through the local council,but the result is clever and intriguing.
Prices rose 53 per cent in the past three years – and didn’t go through a downturn like other kinds of property.
If a factory-made house or apartment is better in so many ways than traditional building on muddy sites with variable weather,why the low take-up?
Almost half of Australia’s undervalued and underpaid apprentices never finish their training,but we have an untapped resource on our worksites to get the jobs done.