Podcasts about talking property

As the global head of investor thought leadership for CBRE and overseer of the Asia Pacific Research team, Henry Chin is always in demand when he visits Australia. We were lucky enough to nab him while he was in town for our Talking Property podcast to get his wide-ranging views on topics that are top of mind for investors. Tune in to hear Henry's take on the current interest rate trajectory, the biggest investor challenges and why he thinks the pendulum is swinging back in favour of the retail sector. He also weighs in on why we need to stop talking about the future of office, where he'd park $200 million if he had the cash, and whether he still believes Australia is in “La La Land” when it comes to commercial property values.

From humble beginnings, Salta Properties has grown to be one of Australia's largest privately owned property companies.In this latest episode of Talking Property, we discuss the company's evolution, its $3 billion build to rent strategy, the office outlook and what's next for the industrial& logistics sector with Salta's Managing Director Sam Tarascio. Sam also gives his views on the current housing supply crisis and what's needed from government at both a Victorian and national level to stop the bottlenecks.

How can we future proof office buildings? Give workers a better guest experience so that they want to come into the office? And what tactics can landlords employ to foster the workplace experience and provide greater flexibility to enhance occupier engagement, property values, and truly earn the commute?To get under the hood, we've spoken to Jaelle Ang, CEO and founder of The Great Room by Industrious, and CBRE's Executive Managing Director of Property Management, Pacific, Nat Slessor, on our latest Talking Property podcast.

Could land lease communities be one of the solutions for Australia's housing affordability crisis?They've become an increasingly sought after option for retirees. Some 130,000 people are living in these estates and the $12 billion sector having been described as the fastest growing solution for downsizers in Australia.But what exactly is a land lease community, what are the pros and cons of buying into them, how much growth is likely in this sector and why is it rising on the radar of local and offshore institutions and developers?We explore this with Kate Melrose from the Ingenia Communities Group alongside CBRE's Liam Greentree and Kat Hale in our latest Talking Property podcast.We also discuss CBRE's inaugural residential valuers survey, which shines a light on the ever-pressing need for more affordable housing options in Australia.If you have any questions regarding this episode or property topics that you'd like CBRE to address in future episodes, please email us at talkingproperty@cbre.com.

While there's broad agreement on some of the longer-term tailwinds for the Australian real estate market, conviction is still lacking when it comes to the strength of future rent growth, exit values and in some cases the regulatory environment.  That's one of the areas up for discussion in our quarterly Talking Property: The House View podcast, which explores the opportunities and challenges ahead for the retail, office, industrial and living sectors.Tune in to hear CBRE's Pacific Advisory Services CEO Phil Rowland Pacific Head of Research Sameer Chopra give their take on fresh interest in the retail investment market, the ongoing gap between office fundamentals and sentiment, the unprecedented demand conditions and supply side challenges in the residential market and whether occupier demand is beginning to moderate in the industrial sector.If you have any questions regarding this episode or property topics that you'd like CBRE to address in future episodes, please email us at talkingproperty@cbre.com.

By 2100, some 10 billion people will live in around 10,000 cities across the globe. Just in Australia, our population is tipped to rise by 15 million people over the next 36 years.So how do we accommodate this growth, deal with the current housing shortage, continue to decarbonise, harness the power of AI and manage the long-term impacts of the pandemic?These issues were centre stage at the Property Council of Australia's Future Cities Summit, which was headlined by one of the world's leading urbanists, Professor Greg Clark. He joins us on Talking Property alongside CBRE's NSW Director of Government & Industry Ash Nicholson to discuss how we can make our cities liveable, loveable and prosperous.If you have any questions regarding this episode or property topics that you'd like CBRE to address in future episodes, please email us at talkingproperty@cbre.com.

The capital flowing into Australia's commercial real estate sector dipped significantly in 2023, as many local and offshore investors sat on the sidelines. But are there signs of a market shift? In this latest Talking Property episode, we zero in on how global investors are viewing the Australian market, which sectors are most in favour, where the money is coming from and what the expectations are for the year ahead. CBRE's Stuart McCann, Head of International Capital & Capital Advisory, Pacific and Southeast Asia joins Tom Broderick, CBRE's Australian Head of Capital Markets Research, to discuss the outlook and some of the key trends highlighted in our latest Capital Flows report, which you can read here. If you have any questions regarding this episode or property topics that you'd like CBRE to address in future episodes, please email us at talkingproperty@cbre.com.

Hundreds of Australian companies have just posted their half year results, including a swag of ASX-listed property stocks. Australian Financial Review columnist Robert Harley, The Australian's commercial property editor Ben Wilmot and the Sydney Morning Herald's commercial property editor Carolyn Cummins join this latest episode of Talking Property to cut through the financials, discuss the trends and give a view on what's next. In this wide-ranging discussion, they touch on the sectors which outperformed, whether office is still a “dirty word”, why alternative assets are in focus and the outlook for asset values. If you have any questions regarding this episode or property topics that you'd like CBRE to address in future episodes, please email us at talkingproperty@cbre.com.

Could building on top of older apartment blocks be one of the solutions to Australia's housing crisis? Airspace above existing strata buildings is a $150 billion opportunity in Sydney alone according to one leading advocate. Equally, is going up the only solution for the owners of these blocks? Given tight rental market conditions across the country, there's also huge demand from investors wanting to purchase these blocks outright.  It's a topic explored in this latest episode of Talking Property featuring Warren Livesey, Head of the Association of Rooftop & Airspace Development, and CBRE Metropolitan Investments Director Toby Silk.They also delve into the opportunities for airspace development, not just above strata apartment blocks but also around hospitals, transportation hubs, fire and police stations to create key worker housing.If you have any questions regarding this episode or property topics that you'd like CBRE to address in future episodes, please email us at talkingproperty@cbre.com.

There are positive signals for the Australian real estate sector. Inflation is showing signs of moderating, interest rates appear to have peaked, employment remains resilient and cap rate expansion seems to be topping out. All of this is flowing through to improving investor sentiment.But we're still in a very volatile and uncertain geopolitical environment and China's economic woes are heightening. So, what does this mean for real estate?  Find out in this latest episode of Talking Property: The House View as CBRE's Phil Rowland, Pacific Advisory Services CEO, and Sameer Chopra, Pacific Head of Research, chat about pricing, investor intentions, the vacancy outlook, cost of living pressures, and some of their key predictions. 

Funding constraints, rising interest rates and downward pressure on asset pricing have been key property market themes in 2023. But what does the future hold? Will 2024 be a turning point – particularly for the office sector? Will debt funding be more readily available? And will investors increasingly look at new capital structures to drive their property investment strategies? We unpack this and more in our latest Talking Property episode featuring CBRE's Australian head of Offie and Capital Markets Research Tom Broderick, the Pacific head of CBRE's Debt & Structured Finance team Andrew McCasker and CBRE's Pacific head of Investment Banking Paul Ryan. If you have any questions regarding this episode or property topics that you'd like CBRE to address in future episodes, please email us at: talkingproperty@cbre.com. You can also find out more about CBRE's recent Lenders Sentiment Survey here and access our latest Australian Office Occupancy research here. 

Australia's student accommodation sector has been in the spotlight as international students return to our shores and investors circle what's becoming one of the country's most sought-after alternative asset classes. But the demand for purpose-built accommodation is outstripping supply as the sector grapples with the same issues facing the country's broader housing market. So, what does the future hold? What measures are needed to address the current supply shortfall? And how can investors access this dynamic sector to propel its future growth? Find out in our latest Talking Property podcast from Anouk Darling, the CEO of Scape – one of Australia's largest student accommodation owners and operators; Alex Crossing, the Asia Pacific Regional Head of Indirect Private Real Estate at CBRE Investment Management; and CBRE's Pacific Head of Research Sameer Chopra.  If you have any questions regarding this episode or property topics that you'd like CBRE to address in future episodes, please email us at: talkingproperty@cbre.com. You can also find out more in CBRE's recent Accommodating the Growth in International Students research report. 

Social and affordable housing has made up only about 1% of the homes that have been built in Australia over the past decade. It's an area that needs urgent attention as a growing number of people experience rental stress and homelessness. But how do investors and developers get involved in a sector that's still largely misunderstood? And what are the benefits? We explore this in our latest Talking Property podcast featuring Wendy Hayhurst - CEO of the Community Housing Industry Association, Nicholas Proud - CEO of Powerhousing Australia, Gavin Salt - Residential Lead at i2C Architects, and Steph Harper, Valuation & Advisory Services Director for CBRE's Living Sectors business. If you have any questions regarding this episode or property topics that you'd like CBRE to address in future episodes, please email us at: talkingproperty@cbre.com.  

Sky-high industrial facilities of up to 17-storeys are common in cities such as Tokyo, Hong Kong and Shanghai. But could multi-storey warehouses also start to proliferate in Australia, given ongoing supply challenges in our Industrial & Logistics sector? It's a question explored in our latest Talking Property podcast by Charter Hall Development Manager Jack Hansen, CBRE's Head of Industrial & Logistics Research Sass J-Baleh and CBRE's South Sydney Managing Director Nathan Egan. In this episode they discuss the reasons why some cities are better suited to multi-storey projects, what developers need to consider and what's top of mind for occupiers in a market sector that's only just beginning to evolve in Australia. If you have any questions regarding this episode or property topics that you'd like CBRE to address in future episodes, please email us at: talkingproperty@cbre.com. And you can read CBRE's Rise of Multi-Storey Warehousing report here.       

Major infrastructure can have an outsized impact on our cities.  And nowhere is that becoming more apparent than in Sydney where the new Metro rail network is transforming suburbs, driving up property prices and creating more vibrant communities. In this latest Talking Property episode, we speak to CBRE's Pacific Head of Research Sameer Chopra and REA Group Economist Anne Flaherty to discover just how significant the Metro's impact will be and the opportunities it will create for investors and developers. In their wide-ranging discussion, Sameer and Anne assess the scale of the price gains that buyers can expect from living near the Metro and why shorter commutes are such a drawcard, particularly for Gen Y and Gen Z. And it's not just a Sydney-centric trend, with rail projects set to benefit many other major Australian cities. If you have any questions regarding this episode or property topics that you'd like CBRE to address in future episodes, please email us at: talkingproperty@cbre.com. And you can read our Metro – Transforming Sydney Precincts report here.   

If you're a regular listener to my podcast, you'll know I don't often have guests on the show. I batch like 12 episodes in a day and the logistics of having guests usually doesn't work with that.    But today I've got something special - a chat with my bestie, interior designer, and set designer, Naomi Findlay.    Naomi and I have done a LOT of renovation projects together and partnered in a few businesses, so this is a juicy chat all about creativity, money, and friendship.

There are continued challenges in the real estate sector, particularly in the capital markets arena, as the cost of debt rises and sentiment wanes. An acute housing supply shortage in Australia is also continuing to dominate the media headlines. But there are also clear areas of opportunity, one of them being alternative asset classes such as student accommodation. Find out more in this latest episode of Talking Property: The House View where CBRE's Phil Rowland, Pacific Advisory Services CEO, and Sameer Chopra, Pacific Head of Research, give some thought-provoking views on the property topics that are currently being debated, including the outlook for house prices, construction costs and commercial asset values. Subscribe on Apple or Spotify so you don't miss the next quarterly forecast in early February 2024. 

Adaptive re-use. It's a hot topic right now as developers and investors assess how to best repurpose office buildings that are no longer fit for use. Given Australia's housing crisis, it seems a given that some of these empty office towers could be converted to apartments. But is this a magic bullet and what are some of the hurdles we need to overcome? And if not for apartments, what other uses could be considered for our ageing office stock. In this latest Talking Property episode, we speak to the Principal and Commercial & Workplace Sector Lead at Hassell Ingrid Bakker, the Executive Director of Business NSW David Harding and the head of CBRE's UK Development Advisory Business Zoe Bignell to assess the options available to reenergise our CBDs and create true 24/7 cities. If you have any questions regarding this episode or property topics that you'd like CBRE to address in future episodes, please email us at: talkingproperty@cbre.com. 

In Australia's 2023 May budget, the government announced 1.5 million in net migration for the country over five years to help revive a stalling economy. CBRE's in-house budget analysis had experts evaluating this as a huge number of people to accommodate.It's this sentiment which leads perfectly into this week's Talking Property episode which explores Australia's build-to-rent (BTR) sector in detail - blocks of apartments that are specifically built to be leased rather than sold to individual owners. As an emerging asset class, BTR has been attracting significant interest from both local and offshore investors as well as garnering plenty of industry attention as one part of a bigger solution to alleviating the country's housing and rental crisis.With 30,000 apartments operating or in the pipeline across the country, there's big potential with forecasts the BTR sector could grow to as many as 150,000 apartments within 10 years.To understand the diversity of benefits, challenges and future market outlook for BTR in Australia, CBRE's Pacific Communications Director, Kathryn House, talks exclusively to Mirvac's Fund Manager and BTR Sector Lead, Angela Buckley, alongside CBRE Pacific's Head of Living Sectors Capital Markets business, Andrew Purdon.If you have any questions from this episode or property topics that you'd like CBRE to answer in future episodes, please email us at: talkingproperty@cbre.com. 

Indigenous businesses in Australia were once a rarity, but their growing presence is now more evident than ever. Today's Indigenous businesses take on the dual responsibility of delivering profits while also driving lasting positive impacts for wider Aboriginal communities across the country. Three modern pioneers of Australia's Indigenous business landscape are Michael O'Loughlin, the Managing Director of ARA Indigenous Services; Rohan Tobler-Williams, the General Manager at ARA; and Shane Jacobs, the Managing Director of Orana Services. The trio, who have varying degrees of experience across construction, property, facilities and infrastructure services, are pushing boundaries and paving the way for future Indigenous peoples to enter an industry in which they can learn to lead.As part of CBRE's Talking Property series in NAIDOC Week, we're exploring the rise of Indigenous business partnerships, the growth in the Indigenous business sector, and the real impact that these businesses are having in creating better economic outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.  

Australia is grappling with an economic climate of fresh challenges. Regular interest rate rises have put capital values under pressure while pricing discovery continues to be challenged. As a result, the market is beginning to show early signs that occupiers might exercise extra caution when it comes to space requirements.  What does this mean for investors and relevant stakeholders in the broader property landscape? In the latest episode of Talking Property: The House View, CBRE's Phil Rowland, Pacific Advisory Services CEO, and Sameer Chopra, Pacific Head of Research, present their expert evaluation on property pricing, lender sentiment, property types that are bucking the trend, occupier feedback in key markets, and one of the most controversial topics in Australia today – the residential market and its significant disparity of supply vs demand.Subscribe on Apple or Spotify so you don't miss the next quarterly forecast in early October 2023. 

Asian-based investment sentiment is shifting across the Asia Pacific region and Australia is increasingly positioning itself as a prime destination for foreign money as market momentum continues to steadily recover and international travel resumes. The only factor that could slow down this influx of Asian investment? Pricing.In the latest Talking Property podcast, CBRE's Head of Client Care, Pacific, Kate Heaney, sits down with Dr. Henry Chin, Global Head of Investor Thought Leadership & Head of Research, Asia Pacific, to talk about the multitude of Australian investment opportunities as well as investor sentiment on a macro scale.With over 20 years of property research experience, Chin explores and evaluates the most crucial talking points in the Australian property market today. He provides his forecast on the potential of the local life sciences, office, logistics and build-to-rent sectors as well as touching on the growing demand for greenfield developments.With Australian migration predicted to explode over the next few years, Chin also identifies what type of commercial spaces local retailers are eyeing in preparation for servicing this new influx of consumers.

Purpose-driven businesses and communities create opportunities for us to evolve how we live, work and play. So, how do we lay the foundations of a conscious city to maximise the human experience? In this episode of Talking Property, we dive into how dynamic environments form the fabric of our future city.  Natasha Mulcahy, Director of ESG at CBRE, sits down with Brett Leavy, the Virtual Heritage Jedi at Bilbie XR Labs, to discuss the role that country plays in creating conscious cities. The conversation also explores how important the past is to our future and how we can use digital storytelling and today's cutting-edge technology to contribute to the conservation and management of the environment. 

Purpose-driven businesses and communities create opportunities for us to evolve how we live, work and play. So, how do we lay the foundations of a conscious city to maximise the overall human experience?In this episode of Talking Property, Sameer Chopra, CBRE's Head of Research, Pacific & ESG, Asia Pacific, sits down with Dr. Caroline Butler-Bowdon, Executive Director, Cities Revitalisation and Place for Transport NSW, to explore the intricacies of becoming a conscious city. From socially aware communities that harness the potential of data and information to self-improve, to cities grounded by history and nature, the collective identity of a conscious city is more complex than most would assume. Each episode from this series takes place in the lobby of some of Sydney's most iconic buildings and brings together our very own in-house experts with market leaders who are shaping our future cities.

The 2023 market is continuing to evolve against a backdrop of global factors influencing Australia's commercial property sector. In the second episode of CBRE's new quarterly podcast series, Talking Property: The House View, our in-house experts dissect the immediate shifting landscape surrounding the country's rising interest rates, the outlook for commercial property values, and how long this current price discovery phase will last.Discussing their views on how this is all shaping the outlook for the property sector is Phil Rowland, CBRE's Pacific Advisory Services CEO, who is once again joined by CBRE's Pacific Head of Research, Sameer Chopra.The industry insights will specifically touch on Australia's economic fundamentals and the bifurcation that's occurring in the occupier markets. And given the current laser focus on the state of play in the U.S office market, the experts will also outline the different market dynamics in Australia and analyse whether the local market will replicate overseas trends. To round out this engaging episode, the outlook for capital values is also put under the microscope as is the current interest being shown in Australia by major, Asian-based investors.Subscribe so you don't miss the next quarterly House View forecast. 

The construction industry has experienced significant challenges in recent years with the aftereffects still being felt across certain parts of the sector today. A common theme in this has come in the form of price escalations in everything from fundamental building materials to skilled labour costs. CBRE's 2023 Pacific Market Outlook report took the non-consensus view that construction costs could face deflationary pressure this year, so to investigate this notion further, Talking Property enlisted expert insights from Matt Bourne, the newly appointed CEO of construction company, Robert Co, and Tiffany Emmett, the Senior Economist at Turner & Townsend.  Sitting down with CBRE's Head of Pacific Research, Sameer Chopra, the trio delve into the industry's most crucial talking points including what to expect this year, uncontrollable spikes and risks in the market, the current state of international supply chains and the specific areas of construction costs that are showing signs of stabilisation. The experts will also touch on external influences on construction costs including the influx of migration forecasted for Australia and its overall effect on the local worker shortage. On the immediate horizon, there will also be commentary on Brisbane's surging project pipeline and its demand for top tier subcontractors which could contribute to further pricing escalation. 

Investment activity in commercial property faced significant challenges in 2022, a trend that was outlined in CBRE's recently released Pacific Market Outlook report. This year could, however, see a turnaround in investor sentiment on the back of stabilising interest rates and the growing confidence that often accompanies this.  In the latest episode of CBRE's Talking Property podcast series, we delve into today's funding environment and how that's challenged deal flow, not just in Australia but globally. We'll also examine the major drivers and trends that will shape the market and influence investor decision making this year. Helping to join the dots between research, forecasted investor appetite and real-world transactions are three of CBRE's leading experts in their fields: Stuart McCann, Head of International Capital for Pacific and Southeast Asia, Andrew McCasker, our Pacific Managing Director of Debt and Structured Finance, and Tom Broderick, CBRE's Australian Head of Capital Markets Research.    The panel will touch on everything from where overseas capital inflow is heading, to market sectors at the top of investor buy lists, and how ESG-focused assets are shaping investor decisions. 

Inclusivity is embraced and championed across different facets of today's society. In the medium of spaces, inclusivity continues to be pioneered in bold and imaginative ways by a select few who are witnessing genuine benefits from establishing cities that are inclusive, diverse, accessible, and safe. In our latest Talking Property episode, Amanda Steele, Executive Managing Director of CBRE's Pacific Property Management Business, sits down with James Hulme, the Director of External Affairs and Strategy for the Office of the 24-Hour Economy24 Commission, Letitia Hope, Partnership Experience Lead for ISPT, and by Belinda Mills, Senior Manager of Marketing and Communications at Brookfield Properties. The panel delves deep into the innovative strategies currently being used to drive and grow community engagement in both major and local CBDs. From the latest Purple Flag accreditation program highlighting safe and inclusive spaces for all, to nurturing a 24-hour economy, to offering more flexible work patterns, inclusivity in the modern age of Australia and New Zealand is about being holistically progressive in the greater property sector while respecting the past.  

The Property Council of Australia's latest office vacancy figures presented some surprises in major cities across the country. While concerns about the market still remain from 2022, industry experts are beginning to see positive signs of stability in vacancy rates in the next 12 months alongside a more robust supply pipeline in big cities such as Melbourne.  In our latest Talking Property episode, CBRE's Director of Pacific Research, Kate Bailey, sits down with Dexus' General Manager, Queensland and Project Leasing, Matthew Miller, along with CBRE's Pacific Head of Office Leasing, Mark Curtain, and CBRE's Australian Head of Office Research, Tom Broderick, to breakdown the finer points of office vacancy trends for the year ahead.  The discussion covers key insights from the new data, where the future opportunities lie and what landlords and occupiers should be focusing on in 2023. It also looks at why existing tenants are increasingly choosing to upgrade office spaces and committing towards more premium assets.   

CBRE is proud to present the first episode of our new podcast series, Talking Property: The House View.  This quarterly series will bring together two of CBRE Pacific's most senior figures to help uncover deeper insights into today's industry drivers, potential disruptors and the untapped opportunities that lie ahead for investors and occupiers. Leading this conversation is Phil Rowland, Pacific Advisory Services CEO, and Sameer Chopra, Pacific Head of Research of Pacific. This first episode will provide audiences with expert analysis on Australia and New Zealand's economic outlook for 2023 alongside interest rate movements and the outlook for capital markets activity.  Topics will include predictions on where cap rates will settle, detail the commercial sector's rental outlook as well as industrial and residential vacancy rates. The talk will also cover migration and tourism numbers, their demographics and demand on existing assets. Construction costs for the coming year and the rising consumer demand for premium products and services will also be discussed.  Each episode from this series takes place in the lobby of some of Sydney's most iconic buildings and brings together our very own in-house experts. 

Lobby Series: Each episode from this series takes place in the lobby of some of Sydney's most iconic buildings and brings together our very own in-house experts with market leaders who are shaping our future cities.  The fashion industry has come under enormous pressure to think about how they design, manufacture and ship products in a more ethical and sustainable way.   In this episode of Talking Property, Kate Bailey, the Head of Retail and Alternatives Research at CBRE, sits down with Gordon Renouf, CEO & Founder of Good On You. Together, they discuss the consumer trends driving the future of fashion, whether immersive retail experiences will fuel consumerism or aid a more circular economy and whether companies can be profitable while still considering ESG factors.  

The investable universe in Australia across the mainstream commercial property asset classes currently totals about $896 billion. It's a significant market which covers the nation's office, industrial and logistics, and retail spaces.  Sydney holds the highest share of capital stock across these three sectors, accounting for 40% of the national total. More importantly, its investable universe is expected to grow to $464 billion by 2026, and with that growth comes opportunity.  In our latest episode of CBRE's Talking Property podcast, we dive into the future of major cities as we face unprecedented population growth while exploring the vast opportunities for investors that come with it. We explore why Australia is an attractive country for offshore investors across Industrial, Office and Retail markets.https://www.cbre.com.au/insights/reports/future-sydney-investment-destination

The rise of e-commerce over the last few years combined with consumer demand for fast delivery has placed increased pressure on landlords and occupiers to future proof their assets. One way, occupiers and landlords are looking to do this is through investment into fit out and automation, but it's an expensive exercise. So, what opportunities exist when it comes to ‘funding the fit out' of your industrial & logistics asset and ensuring your supply chain is set for the future.   In this episode of Talking Property, Kate Bailey CBRE's Director of Research in the Pacific sits down with two experts at CBRE, Jason Burgess, Senior Director, Debt & Structured Finance and Christine Miller Head of Supply Chain in the Pacific to discuss the challenges and opportunities available when it comes to funding supply chain networks and automation. You can also read out CBRE's 2022 Q3 Lenders Sentiment Survey by clicking on the link https://www.cbre.com.au/insights/reports/australia-lenders-sentiment-survey-q3-2022 

This is The People's Voice - where we talk directly to the people. On this week's show: Adam and Steven are joined by Brenden Lowbridge of Money Links. Brenden is a mortgage broker in Newcastle and was recently awarded Regional Broker of the Year. Brenden shares his knowledge on interest rates, negative gearing, equity and more – so if you are interested in the housing market and property investing, this is the episode for you. We spend some time on the rate of Government spending and its impact on inflation and Brenden also has some comments on the Reserve Bank and the printing of money. Follow Brenden and Money Links at: https://www.instagram.com/money_links/ https://www.facebook.com/MoneyLinksAustralia https://www.moneylinks.com.au/ Hosted by: * Adam Zahra - One Nation candidate for Macarthur https://www.facebook.com/ExCandidate.Adam https://www.instagram.com/zahra4macarthur/ * Steven Tripp - One Nation candidate for Warringah https://www.facebook.com/ExCandidate.Steven https://www.instagram.com/excandidates/ Follow us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ExCandidates/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ExCandidates Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/excandidates/ Gab: https://gab.com/ExCandidates Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4GIXhHBogM1McL5EPGP3DT YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9zCjE0ZXfpvQcydqHSF6-g Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-ex-candidates/id1631685864 Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy85ZWQ1NGMzMC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw Overcast: https://overcast.fm/itunes1631685864/the-ex-candidates Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f6abb085-cb79-411b-958f-e7e89274332f/the-excandidates Castbox: https://castbox.fm/channel/id4984319?utm_source=website&utm_medium=dlink&utm_campaign=web_share&utm_content=The%20Ex-Candidates-CastBox_FM Pocket Casts: https://pca.st/jvvq30vt RadioPublic: https://radiopublic.com/the-excandidates-GZ4ZRv Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/the-ex-candidates Please like, subscribe and comment!

Costs in construction have spiked in recent months, driven by inflation, economic stimulus and supply chain challenges, impacting on material availability. The increase in construction costs is putting pressure on the development pipeline, margins and timelines. So how high will they go, how are developers these managing increases and what is the outlook for the Australian economy? In this episode of Talking Property we look at the sharp rise in construction costs and the impact they're having on the industry. Hosted by Kate Bailey, Director of Research, Pacific with special guests Carlos Cacho, Chief Economist at Jarden Australia and Richard Hume, Victorian State Director of Project Management at CBRE Pacific. To find out more about this topic, you can read CBRE's full brief https://www.cbre.com.au/insights/reports/australia-local-response-sharp-rise-in-construction-cost-inflation-to-persist-june-2022

The term ‘green finance' is term quickly gaining momentum in the commercial property industry. So what is it and what are the driving forces behind it? Representing just 3% of debt in Australia, the demand for green loans is shifting and significant opportunity exists.In this episode of Talking Property we take a closer look at how investors are embracing green finance and what opportunities exist within Australia's commercial real estate sector. Hosted by Kate Bailey Director Research, Australia with CBRE's Andrew McCasker, Managing Director Debt & Structured Finance across the Pacific and Sameer Chopra, Head of Research across Pacific and Head of ESG Research in Asia Pacific.View the full report here https://7bc40775.flowpaper.com/GreenFinance/

The return to the office is well underway in Australia and New Zealand, with corporate companies beginning to understand and embrace strategies to navigate their business out of the pandemic. In this episode of Talking Property, we take a closer look at the results from CBRE's third Asia Pacific Occupier Survey (March/April 2022) and discuss how Australia and New Zealand fare, in comparison to other regions. Our experts analyse the responses from the Pacific region and identify key trends in the return to the office.Hosted by Janet Martin, Regional Director of Pacific Workplace Strategy and Change Management joined by Tom Broderick Head of Office and Capital Markets Research and author of the report and Tristan Gannan Director of Advisory & Transaction Services for CBRE's Occupier business in New South Wales.To read the full report, click here https://www.cbre.com.au/research-reports/Pacific-Local-Response---Asia-Pacific-Occupier-Survey-May-2022

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Welcome to another edition of the Talking Property Podcast with Harvey Deegan, Rob Druitt and Rod Ryan. This is Part 2 of a two-part series of interviews with the newly-elected President of the Real Estate Institute of Australia Hayden Groves. Hayden is just the fifth West Australian to become REIA President after serving as the Deputy for seven years. In this episode, Hayden Groves discusses why the cost of building a house has become so expensive, and the post-election plans for a property summit. This is a most informative and knowledgeable perspective of both the current and future pathways for real estate investment. All that and more on Talking Property, which is proudly supported by REIWA.com.

Welcome to another edition of the Talking Property Podcast with Harvey Deegan, Rob Druitt and Rod Ryan. This is Part 1 of a two-part series of interviews with the newly-elected President of the Real Estate Institute of Australia Hayden Groves. Hayden is just the fifth West Australian to become REIA President after serving as the Deputy for seven years. In this episode, Hayden Groves discusses the Australian federal election and promises made regarding real estate by the major parties. He also discusses how property prices have risen throughout Australia during the past two years of Covid. This is a most informative and knowledgeable perspective of both the current and future pathways for real estate investment. All that and more on Talking Property, which is proudly supported by REIWA.com.

This week on the show I'm joined by Laura Davison, a property investor and business owner. I know I talk about property every now and then, but it's usually to say why it's a crap investment! With that in mind, I thought it would be a good idea to get the other side of the argument.If you have questions you'd like to ask for next weeks show, head to thehedge.ioIf you want to connect with Laura on Instagram, here is the link to her account! Get full access to The UK Money Guide at theukmoneyguide.substack.com/subscribe

Welcome to another edition of the Talking Property Podcast with Harvey Deegan, Rob Druitt and Miguel de Freitas. In this special edition of Talking Property, the team chats with an icon of the real estate industry, retiring Real Estate Industry of Western Australia CEO Neville Pozzi. Neville has worked for REIWA for 45 years, Mr Pozzi is the Institute's longest-serving employee, having started his career at REIWA in 1977 as an Accountant. The last ten as CEO. He was recently awarded President's Award at the Real Estate Institute of Australia's (REIA) 2022 National Awards for Excellence. Neville shares his immense knowledge about real estate with our team. He talks about the way the industry has changed over the last 45 years and predicts how it will further change in the future. This is a fascinating insight into real estate from a man who is truly one of its legends. All that and more on Talking Property, which is proudly supported by REIWA.com.

Mr Joe & Mr Reggie talking Property with Mr Percy Singo, the things you need to know about Property and how to make money out of your property.

Welcome to another edition of the Talking Property Podcast with Harvey Deegan, Rod Ryan and Miguel de Freitas. This podcast is about how a community overcomes tragedy. We chat with Chris Harley of Ray White Lismore in New South Wales who also owns North Coast Commercial. Recently, Northern New South Wales and Queensland were inundated with massive floods. Chris's office was damaged by floodwaters that were over three metres high. This is a story of remarkable community spirit, resilience, and surviving a frightening natural disaster in order to rebuild, restore order and revive a huge swathe of Australia that was, literally, drowned. With heavy rains re-appearing and more threat of floods, Chris's story of how a community bands together is both touching and inspiring. All that and more on Talking Property, which is proudly supported by REIWA.com.

All eyes are on office landlords as occupiers prioritise energy efficiency. But where are the best opportunities, is age a barrier and could there be untapped potential in the premium and A-grade sector?In this episode of Talking Property we discuss how the latest research report “NABERhood Watch” quantifies the benefits and opportunities from better NABERs ratings for Australia's office stock. This should be valuable as investors build-out their business case for Net Zero assets.Hosted by Amanda Steele, Executive Managing Director of Property Management for CBRE Pacific with special guests, Sameer Chopra, Head of Research, Pacific and ESG Asia Pac, and Su-Fern Tan, National Director, ESG.

Welcome to another edition of the Talking Property Podcast with Harvey Deegan, Rod Ryan and Rob Druitt. Nic Pulvirenti of Professionals Wellstead Team in Bassendean gave up a career as a commercial pilot to pursue a life in real estate. As a smart, keen and ambitious members of the real estate business, Rod and Rob share their wealth of knowledge with Nic. This is an absorbing podcast, full of great information, for anyone who is interested in working in the real estate industry. All that and more on Talking Property, which is proudly supported by REIWA.com.

In this episode of Talking Property,  we uncover the latest in occupier and landlord initiatives in retail real estate, across topics from emissions and waste management, community engagement initiatives and employee diversity.Hosted by Sameer Chopra, Head of Research, Pacific & ESG, Asia Pacific at CBRE sits down with Alicia Maynard, General Manager of Sustainability & Technical Services at ISPT, Melissa Schulz, General Manager of Sustainability at QIC GRE, and Michael Hobday, head of Network Strategy & Portfolio Optimization at 7-Eleven Australia.

Talking about property is so much more than the physical building – we go beyond the buildings and warehouses and look holistically at real estate operations and the impacts to all its community. In this episode of Talking Property, CBRE's Sameer Chopra, Head of Research, Pacific & ESG, Asia Pacific and Su-Fern Tan, National Director ESG, Pacific sits down with Robert Ewing, Head of Asset Management, ESR and Mark Boulter, Seafood Technical Support at Bidfood Australia & Principal of Safe Sustainable Seafood. Together they uncover the latest in occupier and landlord initiatives, across topics from sustainable building design, waste management, modern slavery initiatives and gender diversity.

In this episode, Michael talks with Gavin J Gallagher about property.  Gavin owns and operates the East Point Business Park in Dublin, but has also worked on hundreds of property deals over the last 25 years. Quotes from the Episode: "If you go into it blind, you can lose your shirt in this [property] business"... "I wouldn't rush into this with your eyes closed." "Be the Dealmaker." "This [property] is a team business." "The first deal is the best you will do, because of the tight learning curve." Show Notes: Gavin's Website: https://gavinjgallagher.com Gavin's Podcast (Behind the Facade): https://podtail.com/en/podcast/behind-the-facade/   Become an Irish FIRE Podcast member at: https://www.firepodcast.ie/register

James Sinclair's Business Broadcast is the weekly podcast from the award-winning entrepreneurial CEO of the Partyman Group; home of 7 much-loved family-based brands which welcome one million customers through the doors of their attractions every year.  Each week James and his guests share insights of how they operate and they will be having round table conversations about the most interesting and essential topics related to business growth. This week on the show we welcome creative property investment expert Nathan Winch who has created a systemised approach to being able to ‘do more with less' in the property investment space. In the last 6 months alone Nathan has secured 38 properties using very small amounts of financing to take control of the assets. In the show they discuss: - James and Nathan's opposing views on property - What to do with £100,000 of investment funds - How Lease Options work in commercial and residential property - Why No Money Down is very, very rare - How lenders work with investors - Different options for financing deals - Why James thinks you only need one good deal a year to succeed - How to add value to property only using paperwork - The logistics of Title Splitting - How banks assess risks For details on James' info-packed 2 day Ultimate Property Profits Masterclass head to http://bit.ly/ultimatepropertyprofits For more info head to https://jamessinclair.net/ Find us on Facebook  Connect with James on Instagram  Watch James' Latest Business Vlog on YouTube