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Property
Tuesday July 16 2024

How global forces...

‘Globalisation’ may have fallen down the league ladder of most quoted economic jargon, but it continues to have a powerful influence on our lives, including the economic trajectory of our big cities.  By ‘big’ we mean those with more than a million residents, that is, the greater metropolitan areas of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide.

Property
Monday April 15 2024

Jobs – the forgot...

Amongst the many reasons for rapid price escalation in housing over the past 4 decades is the restructuring of the spatial economy.

Property
Monday January 29 2024

What has the pric...

Planning regulation is regularly singled out as the prime culprit in Australia’s housing crisis. 

Property
Monday August 28 2023

A baton change fo...

Two world views are contesting the public policy space on social and affordable housing.  The first I will call ‘Let the Market Do its Work’ (LMDW).

Property
Monday July 3 2023

Melbourne’s Publi...

According to State Government data, metropolitan Melbourne had approximately 23,700 hectares of public open space in 2016. 

Property
Monday October 10 2022

Wrong way, go bac...

At the centre of a strong democracy is the ‘separation of powers.’ These are, firstly, the assembly of elected parliamentarians or councillors, secondly the ‘executive,’ that is, the government of the day, and, finally, the judiciary.

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