On passion, challenges and language
Passion was the key theme of the week. Not unusual in this industry – as we all know it’s packed with people who would be bored doing anything else.
Council Confidential: the stuff that went on and on
In Trauma Town, part 8, Philip Bull takes an irreverent look back at Sydney’s local councils during the 1990s.
Bathla is more than a collapse, it is a warning: a developer’s perspective
My family has been developing property for two generations, and I cannot remember a time when it was harder to make a mid-rise apartment project work in Melbourne,…
Lessons from a state library about inclusivity
My first real encounter with a genuinely inclusive space happened at the State Library of Queensland. Coming from a Middle Eastern country, a concept like inclusive urbanism had…
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Transition Risk Masterclass
How to capitalise on new energy, electrification and ESG reporting and avoid stranded assets.
TRANSITION RISK READS
Jamie O’Reilly, investment manager, Ashe Morgan, will be in a live interview and QandA at Transition Risk Sydney
What are the major motivations behind sustainability upgrades by investment house Ashe Morgan? Is it big partners such as Mitsubishi’s MEC, its multiple smaller private investors, or tenants?
SLR and what the data and science can tell business about the polycrisis
TRANSITION RISK: Big corporates, such mining and agriculture companies – and cities – need to know if their investments are viable in the next decade or two as they deal with the climate and net zero challenges underway. But it’s the building and construction sector that is one of the…
Adam Murchie – Forza Capital
Buildings that are not equipped for efficiency are becoming less attractive, and this is true for tenants as well as owners.
When the CFO asks, ‘where do I even start?’ Joshua Martin on the reporting risks about to hit property
TRANSITION RISK: Property companies are about to be hit with reporting requirements on how they are prepared for climate impacts. The demand for help is huge and growing and it’s time for many to stop putting their heads in the sand.
NEWS FROM THE FRONT (CONTINUED)
NSW’s billion dollar infrastructure funding leak
A 16-year-old NSW policy is constraining the local infrastructure funding available for new housing, even as the state asks councils to accommodate unprecedented growth.
On passion, challenges and language
Passion was the key theme of the week. Not unusual in this industry – as we all know it’s packed with people who would be bored doing anything…
Council Confidential: the stuff that went on and on
In Trauma Town, part 8, Philip Bull takes an irreverent look back at Sydney’s local councils during the 1990s.
Bathla is more than a collapse, it is a warning: a developer’s perspective
My family has been developing property for two generations, and I cannot remember a time when it was harder to make a mid-rise apartment project work in Melbourne,…
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