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Home of the Hyperscalers

Flying overseas this week for the annual TCN Worldwide conference, this time in Calgary Alberta, to discuss the state of the CRE business, markets and where is it all heading. A brief stopover in Seattle on the way has us thinking back to our first visit...

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North Sydney Office Market

Inspecting office buildings on a Monday morning in North Sydney is similar to doing the same in Melbourne. Catching the train across the Harbour Bridge to the CBD for afternoon inspections, one notices the real difference between the 2 office markets. Only 3 years ago North...

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Mandates and Office Demand

Recently NSW Premier Chris Minns issued the  C2024-03 NSW Government Sector workplace presence, stating among other things, “Government sector agencies are expected to have flexible work policies that meet reasonable requests of employees, but the default arrangement is to work principally in an approved workplace, office...

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Melbourne CBD: A Sign Of The Times

Monday morning and Sydney airport is its usual busy self. I arrive in Melbourne on time and the traffic jam at the airport is unusual but understandable with the works programme underway. As we drive through the CBD, the driver and I both notice how quiet...

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Canberra is Changing

The Corenet Government Forum took place in Canberra the other week with a great set of speakers; Sam Engele (ACT Government), Joydeep Hor (People + Culture Strategies), Tom Payne (Hoyne) and Domino Risch (Placeology). Before heading back to Sydney, we drove around Canberra to take a quick look...

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Fiction or Reality

Carbon emissions are the focus of most sustainability strategies and as we dive deeper into our ESG initiative, CREcycle, we have come across innovative projects to achieve net-zero. Long Beach Container Terminal (LBCT), at the Port of Long Beach in Los Angeles, is targeting net-zero...

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Office Market Report: Sydney

Last week, the Property Council of Australia (PCA) released its Office Market Report figures for the first half of 2024. The PCA has been doing so since the 1990’s so it is a great indicator for trends in the office market. 2024 started with a flurry...

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Reuse, Repurpose, Recycle

For years, NABERS has been the guiding light for improving sustainability and efficiency of office buildings with its ratings system for Energy, Water, Waste, and Indoor Environment Quality. It works really well, is now being adopted in other countries, and gives CRE tenants another way...

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CRE Industry & Technology: Part 2

We are not technology experts by any stretch of the imagination and do not purport to be. However, since subscribing to one of the original “CREtech” newsletters (PikeNet) in the 90’s we have been fascinated by how technology will impact CRE, and more importantly, the impact...

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CRE Industry & Technology

There is a common global theme that the CRE industry is slow to adopt new technologies. We have even said it ourselves based on what others keep saying. But is it really the case in Australia? The landlord sector (supply) is huge and focused on CRE 100%...

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