There has been a lot written recently about the prominence of cycling with the capacity to transform how people move around a city or suburb. As a cyclist myself, I love the fact that society seems to have fallen in love with the humble push bike again.
Read the Full ArticleWhat has really changed? There has been a pandemic which shut certain industries down but has benefited many other industries. These closures are artificial in nature, not market driven. There is an enormous difference in how this does or does not impact change.
Read the Full ArticleThere has been much written about the “New Normal” of a post pandemic urban environment ranging from utopian dreams through to rather dark and prolonged periods of continued isolation and recurring sickness. I won’t wade too far into it in this article greatly but reserve the right to state that it is great we are all looking for the light at the end of the tunnel.
Read the Full ArticleWhat do closed borders mean for Australia and each of our States? So far the conversation has largely flowed around tourism and international education, but what does it mean for property?
Read the Full ArticleThis is a somewhat sobering article about the depth of this crisis and what it means for the various economies throughout the world. Whilst it highlights the challenges that 2020 will deliver, it does provide a more optimistic outlook for 2021. One of the figures that should provide some comfort is that China, Australia's largest trade partner never falls into negative territory.
Read the Full ArticleSo, what does 2020 hold for the property market? Well for one thing, I guarantee it won’t be a repeat of 2019, which had more speed bumps, false starts and outside interference than any free market asset class should have to face.
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