Posts Tagged ‘Investment’

Unlocking development potential above shopping centres

Recent decisions by large organisations, Federation Centres and GPT Group, reflect the suggestion that plans to develop air rights and extend retail shopping centres to include residential developments and hotels are becoming increasingly popular. Presenting as a viable opportunity to combine entertainment facilities, food courts, hotels and residential apartments; the expansions appeals to visitors and […]

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Good news for developers and builders as the NSW Government announces new approval pathways for residential properties

The NSW Government announced a considerable reduction in the minimum size for housing lots in Sydney’s outer growth suburbs, effective immediately. The standard minimum lot size of 250 square metres will still apply, and where close to transport and town centres lot sizes may be further reduced to 125 square metres (SMH). The Sydney Morning […]

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Demand for industrial space expected for the North West

After being cited as a ‘growth area’ by the government in the infrastructure plans of the 2014-25 NSW Budget, demand for industrial space in the North West is expected to grow. Recent Preston Rowe Paterson reports suggest there have been significant leases signed to industrial properties over 1,000sqm in the rental market. Macquarie Park emerged […]

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Purchasing property as an asset under Self-Managed Super Funds continues to rise

As a result of the new borrowing guidelines introduced in 2007, purchasing property as an asset under a self-managed super fund (SMSF) has become extremely popular. The ATOs March 2014 figures show an increase of 129,282 SMSFs between June 2009 and March 2014. Self-managed super funds can invest in properties directly or indirectly via property […]

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The Environmental Upgrade Agreement

Preston Rowe Paterson offer a number of sustainability services that assist owners in the Environmental Upgrade Agreement process, which gives existing commercial and industrial owners access to finance for environmental improvements. Activities classified as an upgrade under the EUA include improving energy or water efficiency, reducing waste and greenhouse gas emissions, recycling, pollution prevention or […]

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