With the conclusion of the NSW State Election and the re-election of the The Liberals and Gladys Berejiklian Government we turn towards what is to come. In thei...
Over the past few years I’ve opted to save my Federal budget comments until after the first flurry of media has been published. 2019 is a little different becau...
In a continuation of Colliers International’s coverage of infrastructure projects in Sydney, we investigate the Metroline from Sydney’s Northwest. Set to open i...
Last week’s content was devoted to the complex impact that housing finance is today exerting on Australia’s residential property market. A fortnight earlier the...
The world is heading for a population of 10-billion estimated by 2050, so how will we manage? That’s a topic I saw on TED, then I also noticed another interesti...
Green Square Boost As Sydney’s population density increases inner city infrastructure is always under the spotlight. Green Square will soon be one of the most h...
Urban development and change are constant partners and the associated problems and challenges are of a nature that cannot be solved neatly, once and for all. Ur...
Last week I looked at the most recent Global Liveability Index for 2018 published by The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). Vienna topped the leading 10 cities,...
The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) has recently published its Global Liveability Index for 2018. The index has not received as much coverage as might be expe...
Back on August 21, I made some comments about the possible value and impact of a 4-day week on urban design and city living. My starting point was to suggest th...
Some Big Numbers In an AFR published list of Australia’s top private companies, three of the top ten spots were Building Construction. The three; Meriton, BGC &...
Traffic jams, overcrowded public transport, environmental issues, high energy prices, failing infrastructure, rising health costs and the quest for work-life ba...
