Government COVID furlough policy has supported a CBD office rental affordability windfall - will this drive a wave of office upgrading activity?
See Investa's latest market outlook report for more information: https://t.co/0Y6WNEAAb7
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COVID-19: the cyclical impact on white-collar employment in Aus will be less severe than a pure financial crisis... "the economic fallout is acute in specific sectors" (IMF, World Economic Outlook, April 2020) #ausproperty#ausecon#officeproperty
Non-residential property is doing the heavy lifting for Australia's construction pipeline... up $2.8 billion since the end of 2018 #ausproperty @investaproperty
Commercial office is a cyclical market. How will Australia's major capital city markets fare in a slowing economy? See my thoughts with @MichaelBleby#Ausproperty#office#research https://t.co/EO7o8OKPR6
~15% of Syd & Mel office stock is occupied by the finance sector. Weak credit growth presents some downside risk to future office demand #ausproperty#ausoffice
Australian office sub-lease vacancy at 10-year lows while direct vacancy remains elevated - co-working & other new flexible office options are crowding out sub-lease activity #ausproperty @investaproperty
See the following well balanced evidence-based housing market analysis from one of 'the best in the business' IMHO @timlawless:
From Boom To Doom...But Is It Really That Bad? https://t.co/T5arOGnPHo
A solid industry employment release yesterday. Will Melbourne CBD office demand keep pace with almost 500k sqm of new supply under construction being delivered over the next 3 years? Strong white collar employment growth will help. #ausproperty @investaproperty
Major Australian office markets are benefiting from strong underlying conditions. How would office markets be impacted by a global trade war scenario? See my thoughts in the latest @investaproperty Investa Inside: https://t.co/0Y6WNEAAb7 #ausproperty#TradeWars
Interesting that building approvals analysis for non-resi property focuses on monthly changes - time lags from approval to completion are much longer and lumpier for an office tower than detached housing #ausproperty
Great presentation by Professor Greg Clark at the @propertycouncil#greatcities breakfast. Australian cities are doing well, but facing performance challenges #ausproperty
#Office#construction is surging in Sydney & Melbourne, as is infrastructure development. Read about how this is driving input costs higher and how this cycle compares to the mining boom... #ausproperty#investainside https://t.co/Mo0lLwgZYB
Is co-working disrupting or innovating Australia's office market? My thoughts on why it's the latter in this week's Property Australia: https://t.co/a4J0hWMcKa #ausproperty#coworkingspace @investaproperty
Weak government administration employment has weighed on office-based jobs growth in the major capitals over the past year #ausproperty#employment @investaproperty