The S&P 500 tumbled 20% during the first six months of 2022, its worst first-half decline in half a century. Meanwhile, the bond market experienced its ...
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Vicinity Centres chief executive Grant Kelley told the Australian Financial Review Property Summit that Australia's retail resurgence has been led by the ...
“In the US, the majority mortgages are on a fixed-interest rate, typically for terms of 30 years. “CBDs are the challenge Monday to Friday,” Kelly said. As part of the deal, Origin has also secured an offtake deal for 36.5 petajoules per annum for 10 years. “The investment environment has changed our approach, but we are sticking to the [real estate] thematic we are still looking to deploy, but we are looking for opportunities,” Towning said at the Australian Financial Review Property Summit. As part of its campaign, the union recently took Sydney Trains and NSW TrainLink to the FWC in a bid to negotiate a new enterprise agreement and changes to Korean-built trains which the union has said is not safe to operate. “It took us two years to get a permit for 400 apartments in Melbourne.” MaxCap co-founder Brae Sokolski slammed federal and state governments for a “complete dereliction of duty” in relation to housing affordability and supply. “Global growth is slowing (and) most risks are tilted to the downside.” RTBU NSW secretary Alex Claassens has said the union is doing everything it can to reach a speedy resolution but says the government “is stalling the process at every opportunity”. The rail union and NSW government are returning to the industrial umpire in a bid to break their long-running stalemate over the safety of a new intercity train fleet and wages and conditions for workers. This was due to the issue of return to work in the CBD he said. The Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) will meet the government at the Fair Work Commission (FWC) on Monday for a second day of conciliation talks.