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Affordable Australian house prices fall faster than luxury homes as property investors retreat
Ray White chief economist Nerida Conisbee argues that reduced investor demand following tax changes is causing cheaper Australian homes to lose value faster than higher-priced properties.
Ray White chief economist Nerida Conisbee argues that reduced investor demand following tax changes is causing cheaper Australian homes to lose value faster than higher-priced properties.
Source: realestate.com.au News · Originally published: 2026-10-26T01:30:00Z
【観国之光 559】シェアサイクル 周遊観光推進に弾み 観光経済新聞 論説委員 内井高弘
A Kankokeizai editorial highlights shared bicycles’ role in tourism, citing Yamaguchi’s launch of 150 electric-assist bicycles at 40 locations across two areas.
A Kankokeizai editorial highlights shared bicycles’ role in tourism, citing Yamaguchi’s launch of 150 electric-assist bicycles at 40 locations across two areas.
Source: Kankokeizai Shimbun / 観光経済新聞 · Originally published: 2026-10-26T14:00:37+09:00
Yorkshire Housing chief executive – here’s what devolution means for us
Yorkshire Housing chief executive Nick Atkin argues that devolved powers and coordinated regional funding can help housing associations align investment and accelerate homebuilding.
Yorkshire Housing chief executive Nick Atkin argues that devolved powers and coordinated regional funding can help housing associations align investment and accelerate homebuilding.
Source: Inside Housing · Originally published: 2026-10-26T07:00:00Z
Data centre mania: How communities are pushing back and the bigger questions we need to ask
Researchers examine Australian community campaigns against data centres, including withdrawn proposals in Hazelmere and Lane Cove, and argue that planning rules must address their local impacts.
Researchers examine Australian community campaigns against data centres, including withdrawn proposals in Hazelmere and Lane Cove, and argue that planning rules must address their local impacts.
Source: The Fifth Estate · Originally published: 2026-10-26T07:34:42+00:00
IOI’s Lee Yeow Seng could be vindicated in going big on prime Singapore city-centre properties
Leslie Yee examines IOI Properties’ expansion into prime Singapore assets and the borrowing risks it faces as interest rates and the economic outlook remain uncertain.
Leslie Yee examines IOI Properties’ expansion into prime Singapore assets and the borrowing risks it faces as interest rates and the economic outlook remain uncertain.
Source: The Business Times · Originally published: 2026-10-26T12:19:25+08:00