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Energy efficiency in the mid-tier market: should we be dangling the carrot or brandishing the stick?
"We investigate the best approaches to improving energy efficiency in Australian and global mid-tier office markets."
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"We investigate the best approaches to improving energy efficiency in Australian and global mid-tier office markets."
"Office rents in the top six cities have risen continuously since 2004 with the exception of 2009, the year following the financial crisis. We believe this rental growth will continue over the coming years, regardless of the consequences of the Brexit vote, and put forward three arguments in favour of this assertion. Trends in office rents are dependent on three influencing factors: demand for, supply of and development costs of office space. Consequently, we will look at these three aspects more closely below. In brief, however, all three criteria point towards office rents continuing (and accelerating) their growth over the coming years."
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"New York is now the world’s most expensive city in which to accommodate staff, as London drops back after 2.5 years holding the top spot."
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"Australia is second only to Japan for inflow of cross-border capital in the region and this trend is set to continue."
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"Energy efficiency may be business-as-usual in the premium office market, but there is a ‘green gap’ in the mid-tier sector."
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"What if we told you that you could save money, cut carbon emissions and it wouldn’t cost a cent? Guaranteed. Would you do it?"
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"We explore the time and money savings that green-building initiatives could deliver to savvy developers."
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"What are the must-have investments that every property investor and developer should have in their property portfolio? We take a look."
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"Major new office developments are extending, redefining and ultimately changing the face of CBDs in Sydney and Melbourne."
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"Brisbane’s B Grade buildings have often been maligned in the current office market conditions yet this office grade represents almost 38% of the Brisbane office market."