Welcome to March 2009 edition of the realcommercial.com.au newsletter
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Office rents in Sydney, Perth and Brisbane have held up defying the global decline. DTZ’s survey also shows Tokyo has taken the mantle of having the world’s most expensive city. >More | |
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The Victorian building industry performed strongly in 2008, growing by 11%, according to the Building Commission. >More | |
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Long term valuation measures and earnings comparisons tell us nothing about the short term outlook for shares but they are useful in assessing long term potential returns from shares. >More | |
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Superannuation funds stand to write down $4 to $5 billion in the value of investment in unlisted property. >More | |
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Jones Lang LaSalle’s latest economic update discusses the contracting Australian economy and its negative influences.>More | |
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Colliers International latest CBD Office Market Indicators Reports: Autumn 2009 shows strong property fundamentals will keep Australia’s CBD markets durable, following an expected increase in sub-lease activity.>More | |
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Following the latest Colliers International Market Indicators Report – Australian Retail, the nation’s retail sector is expected to take off during the first half of 2009, with a burst of investment sales activity. >More | |
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Jones Lang LaSalle comments on changing economic and market conditions and their impacts on real estate. >More | |
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