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Five hidden inefficiencies costing your building portfolio – and how to eliminate them
Building inefficiencies are often silent and invisible because they are buried deep in outdated systems, inconsistent data or reactive maintenance approaches
Equity over debt, tariff pause, retail rebound: six themes to play out in 2025
Knight Frank chief economist Brian Burston unpacks the major forces that will shape the commercial real estate market in Australia over the remainder of the year
Private lending: When credit and real estate cycles diverge
Australia is at a stage where the real estate and credit markets appear to be moving in different directions
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