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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedAustralian Property Journal's editor Nelson Yap talks to Jules Kay, Lui Violanti and Ivan Lam about property developments, hot spots and trends in Australia, and the outlook for the year ahead. Our guests, Jules Kay is the general manager, PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards & Events; Lui Violanti is Regional Manager - Western Australia, Inhabit Group; and Ivan Lam is the Executive Director, International Business at Charter Keck Cramer. Our guests also discuss the trends for design and architecture for 2024, and why sustainability and natural materials are taking centre stage when it comes to design affordability, liveability and creativity. Finally, we talk about PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Australia) 2024, and how Asian investors use the awards in their research into the Australian property market.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedAPJ’s Talking Property with Michael Nitschke and Kent Leicester This latest episode of Australian Property Journal’s Talking Property is brought to you by MaxCap Group. APJ’s Nelson Yap talks to Michael Nitschke, Queensland State Director at MaxCap Group and Kent Leicester, Managing Director, KDL Property Group. Our guests discuss: 1) Trends and themes in the Queensland market, and the fundamentals driving the sector including: Interest rates; Population growth and lack of supply; 2) Building and construction, Labour and material costs; The financial positions of major sub-contractors; and large construction pipelines competing for labour / contractors 3) The relationship between MaxCap and KDL, lessons for developers looking at financing and non-bank lending. 4) The challenges in getting projects to market, solutions other developers can learn. 5) Potential for build-to-rent (BTR) housing in greenfield developments in Queensland. Master planned BTR/multifamily communities are common in the USA, does it stack up in Queensland? 6) The outlook for the Queensland market in 2024?…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedAPJ’s Talking Property with David Oudshoorn and Grace Wu This latest episode of Australian Property Journal’s Talking Property is brought to you by MaxCap Group. In this latest episode of Talking Property and in a first for the podcast, we are joined by two guests to get their different perspectives. APJ’s Nelson Yap talks to David Oudshoorn, State Director NSW at MaxCap Group and Grace Wu, Managing Director, Bridgestone Projects. David and Grace give an overview from a financier and property developer’s perspective of what has happened in the past 12 months. Lessons and experience from MaxCap and Bridgestone. What are financiers looking for in a client? What are developers looking for when it comes to choosing a financier? Why did Bridgestone choose a Non-Bank Lender vs Bank? Grace says it is not always about the lowest cost financier. As a developer, Grace has been greatly influenced by Harry Triguboff, the founder of Meriton, but she has her own philosophy, and she shares why Bridgestone has been successful. In light of the recent MIT changes for build-to-rent, what is MaxCap’s view on how the sector will evolve? But there were no changes for the domestic players, what is Bridgestone’s view as a build-to-sell developer? Are there opportunities for build-to-rent operators to purchase dwellings or an entire apartment development from build-to-sell developers? A recent report by demographer Bernard Salt found Australia’s home ownership rate peaked at 73% in 1966 and has been declining since then. Despite this, home ownership remains the “Great Australian Dream”. What should policymakers and industry be looking at, to stall the decline and lift the rate in Australia? Finally, what is the outlook for the year ahead? What challenges and opportunities can financiers and developers identify? David talks about raising money to invest in real estate debt, is it more attractive than investing in real estate equity? Grace said there are opportunities for developers to reduce the financial costs for projects.…
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IN this latest episode of Australian Property Journal's Talking Property podcast, Nelson Yap talks to Nick Bullick, Chief Investment Officer, New Zealand at MaxCap Group, about the New Zealand market. Difficulty for developers to get access to capital, the non-bank lending sector lags Australia, how will the sector evolve? Rising interest rates and the impact on the commercial property market. Trends and outlook on the markets – residential, office, retail, hotel. Property valuations are holding as nothing is transacting. What can we expect in 2023? The construction industry. Opportunities for developers in asset repositioning and value-add. Build-to-rent. Finally, the differences and similarities between Australia and NZ markets.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThis latest episode of Australian Property Journal’s Talking Property is brought to you by Real Capital Analytics (MSCI). Our guest Benjamin Martin-Henry, Head of Real Estate Research, Pacific with Real Capital Analytics (MSCI), returns to APJ’s Talking Property, and chats to Nelson Yap about the Australian Capital Markets. Transaction volumes have declined. How are the different sectors performing. Alternative real estate outperformed the core sector. Have commercial property, particularly industrial property values peaked? Yields are expanding Bond rates and industrial yields spread have narrowed significantly from 300 basis points to 25 bps, will we see a repricing of assets? Construction trends. Rising interest rates putting pressure on the balance sheet of REITs, stretching their LVR, will REITs continue to sell down assets? Rising US dollar presenting value for US investors. What can we expect for the remainder of 2022? How will the market finish?…
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