05Jun

e+you :: We are hiring :: Grad. Architect or Arch. Documenter

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About the Role: Your primary role as a Graduate Architect or Architectural Documenter will be to assist our diverse and dynamic team in documenting and detailing designs for our list of projects across our portfolio. You will also be involved within the Concept Design and Town planning process within the firm. As part of the […]

09Jan

We have moved to Collingwood!

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Happy New Year! We wish you a great one! We are back at work and our team has settled into our new office at 73a Rupert St, Collingwood. In close proximity to some of the most trendy cafes in town, we found a work space filled with natural light and good vibes. Please feel free to […]

21Sep

The FIRB are taking action

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:: The FIRB (Foreign Investment Review Board) have been actively making an example of property owners that have been flouting the law recently and they are not taking it lightly. Interestingly, out of the 46 forced divestures, 25 of these have been self-divested so they are, it appears, inherently guilty. Unlike the very first sale […]

21Sep

“The house price souffle is rising again” – comment

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:: The below article discusses some of the macro economic factors that are appearing in the Australian residential property market heading into 2016. It’s noted that this 5%+ rise may just be the inevitable seasonal sales swing. However, given the OECD’s recent release on beating the ‘low growth trap’ is for governments to make the […]

05Feb

Where to begin in property development?

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When I came to the realisation that I wanted to be a property developer many years ago I had no idea where to begin. Luckily, my partner worked closely with many of Melbourne’s best property developers so my first step down my career path was to speak to as many of the successful developers I […]

03Feb

Tips for buying land

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Blocks of land literally come in all sizes. There are house blocks in new residential subdivisions that have all the services ready to be connected, from water and electricity to fibre-to-the-home Internet. There are blocks where the owner of a very large house block in an established community has sub-divided. There are small acreages, generally […]

22Jan

The 6 items to consider when buying a property

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Over the last 12 months many of my friends and family have gone through the process of purchasing a property. I am commonly asked what items they should be aware of when purchasing so after considering the different types of property purchases that are made, the below items are what we feel need to be […]

10Jan

APRA: change for the better?

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By Kate Parr In response to the ‘property bubble’ hysteria that arose around budget delivery date, early last month the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) moved to require the major Australian banks to hold a larger capital reserve against their mortgage books. As a result the banks have introduced three key changes focused on investment […]

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