As we have moved from the heights of the pandemic in Australia Material Change is proving to be fragmented and only affecting certain asset classes. Material Change is affecting asset classes differently, some have increased whereas others have been adversely affected. Preston Rowe Paterson is closely monitoring the Material Change impact during the depth of […]
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How Material Change is affecting specific asset classes in the Covid economy?
Posted date: March 16th 2021 . Author AdminSydney .
Retrospective 2020 & What Lies Ahead in 2021
Posted date: December 22nd 2020 . Author AdminSydney .
It was Walt Disney of Disneyland fame who said:- “Times and conditions change so rapidly that we must keep our aim constantly focused on the future”. With all that has occurred in 2020 and more recently with the pre-Christmas stark reminders of the fragility of the COVID-19 health and economic perspective (given Sydney’s Northern Beaches […]
Read Full StoryThe Central River City: Embracing a new lifestyle and environmental assets for a smart, well-connected city – Three Cities Metropolis Vision (Part 2)
Posted date: November 25th 2020 . Author AdminSydney .
As part of Preston Rowe Paterson Sydney’s business strategy for 2021, we have put together a suite of blogs about the Three Cities Metropolis Vision plan from the Greater Sydney Commission. The below blog focuses on The Central River City and its core, the Greater Parramatta. The Greater Parramatta is ‘Australia’s tiger economy’1, it is a […]
Read Full StoryThe Eastern Harbour City: Leading global property investment gateway and competitive financial capital to transform the property sector – Three Cities Metropolis Vision (Part 1)
Posted date: October 29th 2020 . Author AdminSydney .
The COVID-19 pandemic has been a catalyst for change in many industries and professions – accelerating trends, intensifying challenges, and renewing the urgency for digital transformation and technology adoption. Current market forces, combined with COVID-19, have created significant uncertainty for property investment and development. Government infrastructure projects have been accelerated to stimulate employment. In Australian’s […]
Read Full StoryOffice Prices to Peak in 2018
Posted date: January 18th 2018 . Author Gregory Preston .
Office Prices to Peak in 2018 Australia’s strengthening economy, fueled by strong business conditions in the finance, business and property sectors, is expected to drive further demand for office space in Australia’s eastern seaboard states so as to support office-based employment growth. In Sydney’s office market, where supply has dwindled due to the unprecedented withdrawal […]
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