Posts By Project Agenda

In last week’s post I applied a little hindsight to a comparison of property market conditions in 2008 versus 2021.

In a BRW article published in October 2008 the content …
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Hindsight is illusive, I think we’d all agree. ‘Hindsight’ is described as the ability to understand an event or situation only after it has happened: “With (the benefit/wisdom of) hindsight, I should have …
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Property Stamp Duty reform is high on the agenda for the NSW State Government. Part of the policy review process announced late last year was a period of public consultation …
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Across much of the world including Australia, 2021 might just rank as one of the most anticipated years in a very long time. We’re all pretty keen to welcome the …
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Traditionally I’ve always used my last few posts each year to review the previous 12 months, alongside predictions for the new year. Looking back at predictions made 12-months ago for …
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With NSW taking the lead in what has been described as ‘the biggest Tax Reform since Federation’ residential Stamp Duty is in for a shake-up in favour of a proposed …
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Last week I started to re-count an overview of the Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences 2020, with this year’s Laureates, Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson, addressing auction theory.

The complexity …
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Search for the Nobel Prize website under Economic Sciences – Prizes in Economic Sciences 2020 – Popular Information and you’ll find the above heading with this year’s Laureates, Paul Milgrom …
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Closed borders, greatly restricted local and in reality, no overseas travel and the absence of big cultural events and gatherings have given rise to a new trend in urban living …
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In NSW 34% of households live in rented accommodation, nationally the figure is slightly less at 32% up from 27% in 1997/98.

The NSW Rental Bond Board affords high visibility …
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