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6 Real Estate Platforms Everyone Should Keep an Eye Out For Cutting-edge technology has shaped the development of almost all industries, including real estate. Keep yourself abreast with the latest and the best real estate tech platforms here. The past few years have...
7 Key Factors to Keep in Mind When Developing a Property Property development is a risky but rewarding business. To get started on the right foot, discover the seven crucial factors when developing property. Not all property is built equally. That’s why it’s important...
What are the Best Types of Properties to Invest in 2023 Onwards? The post-pandemic world has presented both challenges and opportunities for property investors all over the world. Find out which ones are ripe for the picking. The property market in Australia has...
4 AI & Machine Learning Tools Every Property Investor Should Start Using Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning tools are revolutionising the real estate industry. Discover why you need to leverage them and the 4 tools you should start with. A Morgan Stanley...
What is Cross Ventilation (And How Does It Impact Building Designs?) Ensuring adequate ventilation in a building is a must for project developers. And there’s one approach that allows you to leverage natural cooling. How do you cool buildings in areas that experience...
What is Privacy Spacing or Building Separation (And How Does It Impact Building Designs?) One thing that project developers need to ensure in buildings is providing ample privacy for the people inside. Discover how to make it happen. An important part of a building’s...
Infill development sites are typically found in urban and built-up areas and often in less desirable areas. These sites are empty or underutilised, and as a result, they go to waste. There’s no good reason to leave them bare, so why not develop them? Well, there is...
Brownfield sites lie unused after having previously been developed. Typically found in industrial and commercial areas, unfortunately, they are often not only contaminated, but the contaminants may be hazardous to our environment, local wildlife, and humans living and...
Throughout Australia, brownfield sites are ready and waiting to be developed and transformed. Brownfield sites are tracts of land, typically in commercial and industrial areas, which remain unused. These sites are often contaminated by hazardous waste and may have...
Brownfield development sites are those where the land was previously developed for industrial or commercial purposes but are now abandoned or unused. As a result of their former use, brownfield sites may be contaminated by chemicals or other hazardous and toxic...
How to Get Council Approval for Your Development Getting council approval for your development work can be tricky. Find out what you can do to ace it. Developing a site or building a structure can be an exciting process. Still, it’s not as easy or as simple as it...
What is a 3D Envelope (And How Will It Impact Your Building Designs?) 3D technology is a game-changer in the construction industry. Find out how it specifically benefits the construction of building envelopes here. The Fourth Industrial Revolution gave birth to a...
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