The document provides an overview of Queensland's residential property market in the June quarter of 2010. It notes that the market held firm despite negative factors, with median house prices returning to pre-GFC levels across most regions. While buyer confidence decreased in April due to interest rate rises, some areas like Townsville and the Sunshine Coast saw price increases. The number of unit and townhouse sales grew to 25% of the market as these properties provide affordable and lifestyle options.
The document provides an overview of the Queensland property market in the June quarter of 2010. It finds that while the market slowed due to interest rate rises, median house prices in most major regions either rose slightly or fell marginally. The Sunshine Coast market bottomed out, and units/townhouses saw solid growth across the state, now comprising 25% of residential property sales. Overall the market remained stable despite negative factors, with confidence expected to strengthen under the new government.
The document provides an overview of the Queensland property market in the March quarter of 2010. It finds that the market experienced steady demand and price growth across most parts of the state during this period. However, demand has since weakened as interest rates have increased. Areas reliant on mining are feeling additional pressure due to uncertainty around the proposed mining tax. The median house price in Brisbane was flat at $535,000 over the quarter, while unit prices were also flat at $400,000. Preliminary house sales in Brisbane rose 7% over the period.
This document provides a market summary and analysis of the Brisbane property market for the September 2010 quarter. It finds that the Brisbane median house price decreased 1.3% over the quarter, while preliminary house sales were down 13%. Stronger performing suburbs included The Gap and St Lucia. The unit market was relatively steady with median prices holding steady but preliminary sales down about 10%. Overall the Brisbane market saw subdued buyer demand over the quarter.
The document summarizes Queensland property market trends in the December 2009 quarter. Key points:
- Median house prices increased across most of Queensland as the number of first home buyers declined. Fewer affordable properties sold, pushing median prices up.
- Brisbane's median house price rose 8.1% to $535,000. Bundaberg saw the largest increase of 9.7% to $295,000 due to reduced affordable stock and competition among buyers.
- The number of preliminary house sales under $500,000 dropped 22% while units/townhouses declined 28%. Total house sales fell 16% and units 24%.
- First home buyers comprised just 17% of the market, down from
This document provides a summary of the Queensland property market for the December quarter of 2010. It reports on median house and unit prices, sales volumes, and rents for various regions across Queensland. The best performing regions for house price growth were Mackay, Toowoomba, Bundaberg and Townsville, which all saw price increases. The document also provides statistics on land and unit sales. Brisbane's median house price fell slightly but high-end home sales increased. The impact of recent floods on the property market is also discussed.
The document is a 2012 rate card for Radio Ink Magazine, which is published bi-weekly for a total of 20 issues per year. It lists the advertising rates for various sizes of ads, including full page, half page, third page, and specialty positions. Rates decrease as the number of insertions within the year increases, from one-time to 20-times rates. It also provides the dimensions and pricing for tip-ins and notes regarding contracts, commissions, payment, and ad sizes.
Federal income tax proc. 979 2008-englishhaftukiros1
This document is a proclamation issued by the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia that establishes income tax regulations. It defines taxable income categories including employment income, rental income, business income, and other income. It outlines income tax rates, deductible and non-deductible expenses, tax accounting rules, exemptions, anti-tax avoidance measures, and administrative procedures such as declarations, payments, withholding, and collection. The proclamation provides the legal framework for levying and collecting federal income taxes in Ethiopia.
This offering memorandum provides details on a ±37 acre property located on the shores of Lake Michigan between Highland Park and Highwood, Illinois. The property has over 1,100 feet of Lake Michigan frontage and is being offered for $25 million. It has sewer, water and utilities available and lends itself to residential or commercial development opportunities given its location near affluent communities. The document includes maps showing the area location, existing utilities, and an aerial photograph of the property. Concept plans are also provided showing potential development layouts.
The document provides an overview of the Queensland property market in the June quarter of 2010. It finds that while the market slowed due to interest rate rises, median house prices in most major regions either rose slightly or fell marginally. The Sunshine Coast market bottomed out, and units/townhouses saw solid growth across the state, now comprising 25% of residential property sales. Overall the market remained stable despite negative factors, with confidence expected to strengthen under the new government.
The document provides an overview of the Queensland property market in the March quarter of 2010. It finds that the market experienced steady demand and price growth across most parts of the state during this period. However, demand has since weakened as interest rates have increased. Areas reliant on mining are feeling additional pressure due to uncertainty around the proposed mining tax. The median house price in Brisbane was flat at $535,000 over the quarter, while unit prices were also flat at $400,000. Preliminary house sales in Brisbane rose 7% over the period.
This document provides a market summary and analysis of the Brisbane property market for the September 2010 quarter. It finds that the Brisbane median house price decreased 1.3% over the quarter, while preliminary house sales were down 13%. Stronger performing suburbs included The Gap and St Lucia. The unit market was relatively steady with median prices holding steady but preliminary sales down about 10%. Overall the Brisbane market saw subdued buyer demand over the quarter.
The document summarizes Queensland property market trends in the December 2009 quarter. Key points:
- Median house prices increased across most of Queensland as the number of first home buyers declined. Fewer affordable properties sold, pushing median prices up.
- Brisbane's median house price rose 8.1% to $535,000. Bundaberg saw the largest increase of 9.7% to $295,000 due to reduced affordable stock and competition among buyers.
- The number of preliminary house sales under $500,000 dropped 22% while units/townhouses declined 28%. Total house sales fell 16% and units 24%.
- First home buyers comprised just 17% of the market, down from
This document provides a summary of the Queensland property market for the December quarter of 2010. It reports on median house and unit prices, sales volumes, and rents for various regions across Queensland. The best performing regions for house price growth were Mackay, Toowoomba, Bundaberg and Townsville, which all saw price increases. The document also provides statistics on land and unit sales. Brisbane's median house price fell slightly but high-end home sales increased. The impact of recent floods on the property market is also discussed.
The document is a 2012 rate card for Radio Ink Magazine, which is published bi-weekly for a total of 20 issues per year. It lists the advertising rates for various sizes of ads, including full page, half page, third page, and specialty positions. Rates decrease as the number of insertions within the year increases, from one-time to 20-times rates. It also provides the dimensions and pricing for tip-ins and notes regarding contracts, commissions, payment, and ad sizes.
Federal income tax proc. 979 2008-englishhaftukiros1
This document is a proclamation issued by the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia that establishes income tax regulations. It defines taxable income categories including employment income, rental income, business income, and other income. It outlines income tax rates, deductible and non-deductible expenses, tax accounting rules, exemptions, anti-tax avoidance measures, and administrative procedures such as declarations, payments, withholding, and collection. The proclamation provides the legal framework for levying and collecting federal income taxes in Ethiopia.
This offering memorandum provides details on a ±37 acre property located on the shores of Lake Michigan between Highland Park and Highwood, Illinois. The property has over 1,100 feet of Lake Michigan frontage and is being offered for $25 million. It has sewer, water and utilities available and lends itself to residential or commercial development opportunities given its location near affluent communities. The document includes maps showing the area location, existing utilities, and an aerial photograph of the property. Concept plans are also provided showing potential development layouts.
Propietat intel·lectual i ús de materials en la docència i la investigacióCENT
Curs "Propietat intel·lectual i coneixement obert", organitzat per la Biblioteca i el CENT de l'UJI. Presentació de Carles Bellver Torlà sobre ús de materials en l'Aula Virtual i en la investigació.
The candidate passed the Microsoft Certification exam for Configuring Advanced Windows Server 2012 Services with a score of 809 out of 700. The summary provides details on how to interpret the score report and next steps for earning certification. It directs the candidate to the MCP Member Site to access program benefits and explains that exam results will be available on their Microsoft transcript within 7 days. The candidate is also encouraged to continue improving skills through online learning options.
Insight Analytics is Popolar in Providing Services of business intelligence and data analytics
as well as Website Development and Android, ios Application Development.
Our Core Features are
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JAVA ENTERPRISE
ENTERPRISE PLATFORM
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CUSTOMER DECISION SCIENCE
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E-COMMERCE DELIVERY MANAGEMENT
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Nepal Investment Bank Limited (NIBL) was established in 1986 as a joint venture between Nepalese and French investors. NIBL is now one of the most trusted and popular banks in Nepal, with over 300 employees and 44 branches across the country. The document outlines NIBL's CSR activities, which include donating funds to UNHCR to provide education to Bhutanese refugees, the Nepal Cancer Relief Fund to help children, and hospitals for disabled children.
Satya Nadella is the Chief Executive Officer of Microsoft. Serhad Makbuloglu has successfully completed the requirements to be recognized as a Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert in Messaging. He achieved this certification on September 7, 2016 and it will become inactive on September 7, 2019 unless renewed.
Value Creation and Customer Experience Management in Mobile VAS for an Enhanc...Ali Saghaeian
Some of the topics covered in this slide deck:
Mapping the Customer Experience and creating Value
Customer experience as an ecosystem play
Top business and process challenges for customer experience programs
Deepen engagement over the lifecycle of the customer
Importance of Self Service in better customer experience
Objectives for Customer Experience Management (CEM)
Comparing Traditional Customer Service vs. Next Gen Proactive Support
El documento discute la teoría del campo estructural en arquitectura. Explica que cada forma tiene una estructura propia que caracteriza su esencia formal y que la estructura puede recomponer la forma en su ausencia. También describe cómo la estructura modular el espacio y permite máximas posibilidades composicionales dentro del espacio.
Building materials and construction technlogoy- FALSE CEILING & FLOORINGAishwarya Deopujari
This presentation is on false ceiling and flooring types.
It incorporates all the methodologies and 'know how's' an architecture student should be aware of.
Hope you find this informative.
The document provides information on freight forwarding and logistics. It discusses key topics such as freight forwarding, which involves coordinating the shipment of goods via multiple carriers. It also describes logistics and standard operating procedures. Furthermore, it outlines various documents used in freight forwarding like bills of lading, certificates of origin, packing lists, and commercial invoices. Finally, it explains international commercial terms that define responsibilities and risks between buyers and sellers in international trade.
This document provides a market summary and analysis of the Brisbane property market for the September 2010 quarter. It finds that the Brisbane median house price decreased 1.3% over the quarter, while preliminary house sales were down 13%. Stronger performing suburbs included The Gap and St Lucia. The unit market was relatively steady with median prices holding steady but preliminary sales down about 10%. Overall the Brisbane market showed signs of subdued buyer demand over the period.
The Queensland property market remained steady in the March quarter of 2010, with median house and unit prices experiencing modest growth across most regions. Demand was up during the period, driven by non-first home buyers, but has since weakened in response to interest rate rises. Real estate agents are now reporting slower market activity from all buyer groups due to higher financing costs and uncertainty surrounding the proposed resources tax. Regions reliant on mining have seen additional slowing of demand as a result of issues related to the tax.
This document provides a summary of the Queensland property market for the December quarter of 2010. It reports on median house and unit prices, sales volumes, and rental yields for various regions across Queensland. Specifically for Brisbane City:
- The median house price decreased 1.2% to $525,000 over the quarter, while unit prices fell 1.8% to $400,500.
- Sales volumes were down about 15% for units compared to the previous quarter.
- The number of high-end house sales ($1M+) increased from 124 to 147.
This document provides a summary of the Queensland property market for the December quarter of 2010. It notes that regional centres saw the best growth, particularly those associated with resources. Mackay saw a 7% increase in median house price. Across the state, second and third tier home buyers remained active in taking advantage of market conditions to upgrade. The document provides statistics on house sales by price points for December 2010, September 2010 and June 2010.
The document summarizes Queensland property market trends in the December 2009 quarter. Key points:
- Median house prices increased across most of Queensland as the number of first home buyers declined. Fewer affordable properties sold, pushing median prices up.
- Brisbane saw an 8.1% increase in median house price to $535,000. Bundaberg had the largest regional increase of 9.7% to $295,000.
- The number of preliminary house and unit/townhouse sales declined significantly (16% and 24% respectively) as the first home buyer segment shrank from 30% to 17% of the market.
- Investor activity increased, with more second and third generation buyers
This document is the Queensland Market Monitor Issue 10 for the March Quarter of 2011. It provides a summary of the state-wide residential property market and breakdowns by region. Some key points:
- The Queensland property market remained soft in the March quarter with sales down about 14% compared to the previous quarter due to natural disasters and higher interest rates.
- The Brisbane median house price fell 1.9% to $515,000 while the Gold Coast price held steady at $490,000.
- Unit and townhouse prices also eased across much of Southeast Queensland.
- Bucking the trend, Gladstone saw a 5.1% increase in its median house price to $415,000 due
Analysis of International Funding to Tackle IWThasita
This document analyzes international funding to tackle illegal wildlife trade from 2010-2016. It finds that total commitments increased from $100 million to over $500 million annually in that period. Major donors include the US, UK, EU, Germany, and Norway. Funding was allocated across Africa and Asia, with top recipient countries including Tanzania, Kenya, Nepal, and Vietnam. Funding supported interventions like anti-poaching, alternative livelihoods, and demand reduction campaigns. The report provides recommendations to strengthen coordination and targeting of funding.
This document provides an offshore wind roadmap for Vietnam outlining two scenarios: low growth and high growth. Under the low growth scenario, Vietnam would have 500 MW of offshore wind capacity by 2030 focused on a few small pilot projects. The high growth scenario envisions 5,000 MW of offshore wind capacity by 2030 through larger commercial-scale projects. Both scenarios assess the impacts on Vietnam's electricity mix, costs, supply chain development, infrastructure needs, and environmental and social impacts. Key recommended actions focus on developing supportive policies, attracting investment, building local skills, and planning necessary transmission infrastructure.
Identifying Special Needs Populations in Hazard Zones: How to Use Tapestry™ S...Esri
This document provides an overview of a geodemographic study that was conducted to help fire departments in Central Virginia better understand the psycho-social dynamics impacting evacuation efforts among special needs populations during an emergency evacuation.
Identifying Special Needs Populations in Hazard ZonesEsri
This document discusses how geographic and demographic segmentation analysis can help identify special needs populations for disaster evacuation planning. The analysis uses Esri's Tapestry segmentation system to classify residents in hazard zones into lifestyle groups. It finds that factors like health, transportation access, pet ownership, and leisure activities influence special populations' needs. The results then aid in developing targeted communication strategies for evacuation messaging and relocation planning.
This document is a guide for Mi'kmaq people in Nova Scotia on settling estates. It explains the role of an executor in settling an estate according to a will or intestacy. It provides guidance on gathering assets, locating beneficiaries, paying debts and taxes, and distributing the estate. It notes the role of Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada and recommends seeking legal assistance when needed.
The report aims to make the case for adopting a green growth agenda in Mediterranean countries. It does this by highlighting how environmental policies can generate economic and social co-benefits, and by providing recommendations and case studies on implementing policies and tools to enhance productivity of natural assets while dealing with trade-offs. The objective is to share sustainable economic options with decision makers and present evidence that green growth can create jobs and promote social cohesion in the region.
Propietat intel·lectual i ús de materials en la docència i la investigacióCENT
Curs "Propietat intel·lectual i coneixement obert", organitzat per la Biblioteca i el CENT de l'UJI. Presentació de Carles Bellver Torlà sobre ús de materials en l'Aula Virtual i en la investigació.
The candidate passed the Microsoft Certification exam for Configuring Advanced Windows Server 2012 Services with a score of 809 out of 700. The summary provides details on how to interpret the score report and next steps for earning certification. It directs the candidate to the MCP Member Site to access program benefits and explains that exam results will be available on their Microsoft transcript within 7 days. The candidate is also encouraged to continue improving skills through online learning options.
Insight Analytics is Popolar in Providing Services of business intelligence and data analytics
as well as Website Development and Android, ios Application Development.
Our Core Features are
OUR FEATURES
OPEN SOURCE
SAS ANALYTICS
JAVA ENTERPRISE
ENTERPRISE PLATFORM
IDENTITY MANAGEMENT
CUSTOMER DECISION SCIENCE
MOBILE PLATFORM AND ENVIRONMENT
E-COMMERCE DELIVERY MANAGEMENT
CUSTOMER INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
OUR SERVICES
HR ANALYTICS
RETAIL ANALYTICS
BANKING ANALYTICS
MARKETING ANALYTICS
ETLITE
DQ METER -DATA QUALITY AUDIT
Nepal Investment Bank Limited (NIBL) was established in 1986 as a joint venture between Nepalese and French investors. NIBL is now one of the most trusted and popular banks in Nepal, with over 300 employees and 44 branches across the country. The document outlines NIBL's CSR activities, which include donating funds to UNHCR to provide education to Bhutanese refugees, the Nepal Cancer Relief Fund to help children, and hospitals for disabled children.
Satya Nadella is the Chief Executive Officer of Microsoft. Serhad Makbuloglu has successfully completed the requirements to be recognized as a Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert in Messaging. He achieved this certification on September 7, 2016 and it will become inactive on September 7, 2019 unless renewed.
Value Creation and Customer Experience Management in Mobile VAS for an Enhanc...Ali Saghaeian
Some of the topics covered in this slide deck:
Mapping the Customer Experience and creating Value
Customer experience as an ecosystem play
Top business and process challenges for customer experience programs
Deepen engagement over the lifecycle of the customer
Importance of Self Service in better customer experience
Objectives for Customer Experience Management (CEM)
Comparing Traditional Customer Service vs. Next Gen Proactive Support
El documento discute la teoría del campo estructural en arquitectura. Explica que cada forma tiene una estructura propia que caracteriza su esencia formal y que la estructura puede recomponer la forma en su ausencia. También describe cómo la estructura modular el espacio y permite máximas posibilidades composicionales dentro del espacio.
Building materials and construction technlogoy- FALSE CEILING & FLOORINGAishwarya Deopujari
This presentation is on false ceiling and flooring types.
It incorporates all the methodologies and 'know how's' an architecture student should be aware of.
Hope you find this informative.
The document provides information on freight forwarding and logistics. It discusses key topics such as freight forwarding, which involves coordinating the shipment of goods via multiple carriers. It also describes logistics and standard operating procedures. Furthermore, it outlines various documents used in freight forwarding like bills of lading, certificates of origin, packing lists, and commercial invoices. Finally, it explains international commercial terms that define responsibilities and risks between buyers and sellers in international trade.
This document provides a market summary and analysis of the Brisbane property market for the September 2010 quarter. It finds that the Brisbane median house price decreased 1.3% over the quarter, while preliminary house sales were down 13%. Stronger performing suburbs included The Gap and St Lucia. The unit market was relatively steady with median prices holding steady but preliminary sales down about 10%. Overall the Brisbane market showed signs of subdued buyer demand over the period.
The Queensland property market remained steady in the March quarter of 2010, with median house and unit prices experiencing modest growth across most regions. Demand was up during the period, driven by non-first home buyers, but has since weakened in response to interest rate rises. Real estate agents are now reporting slower market activity from all buyer groups due to higher financing costs and uncertainty surrounding the proposed resources tax. Regions reliant on mining have seen additional slowing of demand as a result of issues related to the tax.
This document provides a summary of the Queensland property market for the December quarter of 2010. It reports on median house and unit prices, sales volumes, and rental yields for various regions across Queensland. Specifically for Brisbane City:
- The median house price decreased 1.2% to $525,000 over the quarter, while unit prices fell 1.8% to $400,500.
- Sales volumes were down about 15% for units compared to the previous quarter.
- The number of high-end house sales ($1M+) increased from 124 to 147.
This document provides a summary of the Queensland property market for the December quarter of 2010. It notes that regional centres saw the best growth, particularly those associated with resources. Mackay saw a 7% increase in median house price. Across the state, second and third tier home buyers remained active in taking advantage of market conditions to upgrade. The document provides statistics on house sales by price points for December 2010, September 2010 and June 2010.
The document summarizes Queensland property market trends in the December 2009 quarter. Key points:
- Median house prices increased across most of Queensland as the number of first home buyers declined. Fewer affordable properties sold, pushing median prices up.
- Brisbane saw an 8.1% increase in median house price to $535,000. Bundaberg had the largest regional increase of 9.7% to $295,000.
- The number of preliminary house and unit/townhouse sales declined significantly (16% and 24% respectively) as the first home buyer segment shrank from 30% to 17% of the market.
- Investor activity increased, with more second and third generation buyers
This document is the Queensland Market Monitor Issue 10 for the March Quarter of 2011. It provides a summary of the state-wide residential property market and breakdowns by region. Some key points:
- The Queensland property market remained soft in the March quarter with sales down about 14% compared to the previous quarter due to natural disasters and higher interest rates.
- The Brisbane median house price fell 1.9% to $515,000 while the Gold Coast price held steady at $490,000.
- Unit and townhouse prices also eased across much of Southeast Queensland.
- Bucking the trend, Gladstone saw a 5.1% increase in its median house price to $415,000 due
Analysis of International Funding to Tackle IWThasita
This document analyzes international funding to tackle illegal wildlife trade from 2010-2016. It finds that total commitments increased from $100 million to over $500 million annually in that period. Major donors include the US, UK, EU, Germany, and Norway. Funding was allocated across Africa and Asia, with top recipient countries including Tanzania, Kenya, Nepal, and Vietnam. Funding supported interventions like anti-poaching, alternative livelihoods, and demand reduction campaigns. The report provides recommendations to strengthen coordination and targeting of funding.
This document provides an offshore wind roadmap for Vietnam outlining two scenarios: low growth and high growth. Under the low growth scenario, Vietnam would have 500 MW of offshore wind capacity by 2030 focused on a few small pilot projects. The high growth scenario envisions 5,000 MW of offshore wind capacity by 2030 through larger commercial-scale projects. Both scenarios assess the impacts on Vietnam's electricity mix, costs, supply chain development, infrastructure needs, and environmental and social impacts. Key recommended actions focus on developing supportive policies, attracting investment, building local skills, and planning necessary transmission infrastructure.
Identifying Special Needs Populations in Hazard Zones: How to Use Tapestry™ S...Esri
This document provides an overview of a geodemographic study that was conducted to help fire departments in Central Virginia better understand the psycho-social dynamics impacting evacuation efforts among special needs populations during an emergency evacuation.
Identifying Special Needs Populations in Hazard ZonesEsri
This document discusses how geographic and demographic segmentation analysis can help identify special needs populations for disaster evacuation planning. The analysis uses Esri's Tapestry segmentation system to classify residents in hazard zones into lifestyle groups. It finds that factors like health, transportation access, pet ownership, and leisure activities influence special populations' needs. The results then aid in developing targeted communication strategies for evacuation messaging and relocation planning.
This document is a guide for Mi'kmaq people in Nova Scotia on settling estates. It explains the role of an executor in settling an estate according to a will or intestacy. It provides guidance on gathering assets, locating beneficiaries, paying debts and taxes, and distributing the estate. It notes the role of Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada and recommends seeking legal assistance when needed.
The report aims to make the case for adopting a green growth agenda in Mediterranean countries. It does this by highlighting how environmental policies can generate economic and social co-benefits, and by providing recommendations and case studies on implementing policies and tools to enhance productivity of natural assets while dealing with trade-offs. The objective is to share sustainable economic options with decision makers and present evidence that green growth can create jobs and promote social cohesion in the region.
Gillette, Market Research Report, Spring 2014:
- Worked with a team of three to complete a market research report for Gillette
- Utilized a focus group for qualitative research
- Used a Qualtrics survey for quantitative research
- Performed data analysis in order to create insight from research information
Regional Communities Consultative Council 2005-07 (7)Jeanette Wormald
The Regional Communities Consultative Council (RCCC) report outlines its work from 2005-2007. The RCCC is an independent advisory body that provides recommendations to the Minister for Regional Development on issues affecting regional communities in South Australia. During this period, the RCCC monitored key regional issues, provided input on state policies and plans, and advised on legislation and decisions regarding their impact on communities. It worked to represent regional perspectives in state planning processes.
What Every CISO Needs to Know About Cyber InsuranceSymantec
This whitepaper provides information for CISOs on cyber insurance. It covers the evolving cyber threat landscape, recent legislative and regulatory updates, an overview of cyber insurance including what it covers and considerations for determining appropriate coverage levels. It also discusses the roles of privacy attorneys, insurance brokers, and crisis communications specialists in responding to cyber incidents. Sections provide guidance on avoiding litigation after a breach, notifying law enforcement, and choosing incident response vendors. The whitepaper aims to help CISOs understand cyber insurance and prepare for and respond to cyber incidents.
This is the thirteenth issue of the Asia Pacific Industrial
Market Overview, which covers 13 cities in nine countries,
for the review period of April to September 2011. With
this bi-annual update, we hope to provide an overview of
industrial markets catering to multinational corporations
and a comparison of industrial real estate costs across
the key cities of the Asia-Pacific. Three types of industrial
properties are tracked in this report, namely singleuser
factory premises, single-user warehouse premises
and multi-user high-specifications industrial premises,
as these are the preferred choices of multinational
corporations. This publication features land and capital
values, as well as rents of single-user industrial premises;
and rents of multi-user high-specification factories.
The document provides an analysis and outlook of Vietnam's macroeconomic and stock market conditions from RongViet Securities Corporation. Some key points:
1) Vietnam's macroeconomic challenges include high public debt, reliance on the FDI sector for growth, and slow SOE and banking reforms. However, the risks of a large currency devaluation or spike in interest rates are low due to current account surplus and managed exchange rate.
2) Commodity prices recovered in 2016, which will benefit commodity-linked stocks, though profit recovery may lag the price increases. Domestic demand will support consumer and healthcare stocks.
3) Capital inflows are expected to remain ample in 2017 despite foreigners selling stocks in 2016. The
This white paper, commissioned by Clearstream, aims to ascertain the impact that these changing dynamics have had on the main four investment funds processing pillars. For example, it includes an exploration of how the widespread staff-cutting and cost-containment measures that have resulted from the financial downturn have put pressure on the traditionally manually intensive and inefficient middle- and back-office funds processing support functions. It also examines the anticipated impact of the deluge of incoming regulation that is driving increased transparency around fund structures, risk, and costs within the sector. It looks at the pressures facing players in the market such as fund distributors confronted with client demand to increase their range of fund offerings and bring down operational risk.
The document discusses the oil and gas sector in Vietnam, which is seen as an area of opportunity. Vietnam has oil and gas reserves of 270-500 million tons of oil and 1.3 trillion cubic meters of natural gas. The oil and gas sector involves several international companies and state-owned firms. While there are opportunities in exploration and production, the sector also faces challenges such as aging infrastructure and disputes over offshore areas. Overall, the oil and gas industry in Vietnam has potential for growth but requires continued investment and resolution of issues to be fully realized.
Australia's home prices likely rose at a slightly faster pace in August (+1%) compared with July (+0.8%), based on CoreLogic's daily 5 capital city index. Brisbane (inc Gold Coast) prices are up 1.4% with Sydney and Adelaide prices both 1.1% higher.
Adelaide and Perth are the only capital cities at new highs, Brisbane is still below it's high in March 2022 based on this data (which includes the Gold Coast), though on the ground in Brisbane we are seeing data points of new all time highs in our target areas.
CoreLogic Research Director, Tim Lawless, noted the most
substantial reduction in growth has occurred in Sydney.
“After leading the upswing, the monthly pace of growth in Sydney
housing values has halved from a recent high of 1.8% in May to 0.9%
in July. Sydney has also seen a significant rise in the number of
fresh listings added to the market, 9.9% higher than the same time
last year and 18.0% above the previous five-year average. An
increased flow of new listings provides more choice and may be
working to reduce some of the urgency felt among prospective
buyers,” he said.
Brisbane and Adelaide saw the monthly pace of growth
accelerate in July, leading the pace of gains across the capitals
with housing values up 1.4% across both cities. Although the trend
in new listings has risen in these cities, Mr Lawless said the number
remains well below levels from a year ago and the previous five
year average.
Canberra was the only capital city to record a decline in values in
July, down -0.1%, while Hobart values were unchanged.
The slowdown in value growth has mostly been driven by an
easing in gains across the upper quartile of the market.
Brisbane (1.4%)
CoreLogic’s national Home Value Index (HVI) has recorded a third consecutive monthly rise, with the pace of growth accelerating sharply to 1.2% in May.
After finding a floor in February, home values increased 0.6% and 0.5% through March and April respectively.
Sydney continues to lead the recovery trend, posting a 1.8% lift in values over the month, recording the city’s highest monthly gain since September 2021. Since moving through a trough in January, home values have risen by 4.8%, or the equivalent of a $48,390 lift in the median dwelling value.
Brisbane (1.4%) and Perth (1.3%) are the only other capitals to record a monthly gain of more than 1.0%, however, the rise in values was broad-based with the rate of growth accelerating across every capital city last month.
CoreLogic’s Research Director, Tim Lawless, noted the positive trend is a symptom of persistently low levels of available housing supply running up against rising housing demand.
“Advertised listings trended lower through May with roughly 1,800 fewer capital city homes advertised for sale relative to the end of April. Inventory levels are -15.3% lower than they were at the same time last year and -24.4% below the previous five-year average for this time of year,” he said.
“With such a short supply of available housing stock, buyers are becoming more competitive and there’s an element of FOMO creeping into the market. Amid increased competition, auction clearance rates have trended higher, holding at 70% or above over the past three weeks. For private treaty sales, homes are selling faster and with less vendor discounting.”
The trend in regional housing values has also picked up, with the combined regionals index rising half a percent in April, following a 0.2% and 0.1% rise in March and April.
“Although regional home values are trending higher, the rate of gain hasn’t kept pace with the capitals. Over the past three months, growth in the combined capitals index was more than triple the pace of growth seen across the combined regionals at 2.8% and 0.8% respectively,” Mr Lawless said.
“Although advertised housing supply remains tight across regional Australia, demand from net overseas migration is less substantial. ABS data points to around 15% of Australia’s net overseas migration being centered in the regions each year. Additionally, a slowdown in internal migration rates across the regions has helped to ease the demand side pressures on housing.”
Premium housing markets in Sydney continue to lead the recovery trend. After recording a larger drop in values, Sydney’s upper quartile (the most expensive quarter) stands out with the highest rate of growth, gaining 5.6% over the past three months compared with a 2.6% rise in more affordable lower quartile values.
“Buyers targeting the premium sector of the market are still buying at well below peak prices,” Mr Lawless said.
“Although values across more expensive homes are rising more rapidly, ......
January marked a new record for how much and how fast dwelling
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-13.8% and not far from surpassing the 2017-19 drop of -14.9% to set a
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The national monthly increase of 1.3% is the slowest rate of growth since January 2021 when values rose 0.9%. The annual increase of 22.2% has added approximately $126,700 to the median value of an Australian home in the last 12 months.
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- Discussion on the Sydney market, noting inner-city family homes have remained price resilient. The $1-2.5M inner-west sector is performing well. More listings are expected in Spring but downward price pressure may increase with more stock.
- Comments from real estate agents that while listing and transaction volumes are down year-
“The blowout in rental vacancy rates for the major CBDs suggests a mass exodus of tenants occurred over the course of March and April. This might be attributed to the significant loss in employment in our CBDs plus the drop off in international students,” he said.
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CoreLogic head of research Tim Lawless said, “Although housing values were generally slightly positive over the month, the trend has clearly weakened since mid-to-late March, when social distancing policies were implemented and consumer sentiment started to plummet.”
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1. Y O U R S TAT E - W I D E P R O P E R T Y R E S E A R C H G U I D E - S U B U R B B Y S U B U R B
MA R K E T
QUEENSLAND
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3. MBERS (p)
0,000- ACREAGE HOUSE SALES NUMBERS (p)
$350,000- $500,000-
QUEENSLAND HOUSE SALES
QUEENSLAND HOUSE SALES
00,000- $350,000- $500,000-
9,999 $1,000,000+ TOTAL $0-349,999 $499,999 $999,999 $1,000,000+ TOTAL <$350,000 <$500,000 <$1m $1m+
MAR K ET
99,999 $1,000,000+ TOTAL $0-349,999 $499,999 $999,999 $1,000,000+ TOTAL <$350,000 <$500,000 <$1m $1m+
QUEENSLAND
$1m $1m+
$1m $1m+
693 241 9851 0
2693 241 9851 0
639 260 9416 269 405 489 90 1253 JUN 10 2730 3787 2639 260
MONITOR
2639 260 9416 269 405 489 90 1253 JUN 10 2730 3787 2639 260
54 19 -435
-54 19 -435
E SALES NUMBERS (p) 0
E SALES NUMBERS (p) 0
0,000- $500,000- $1,000,000
50,000- $500,000- $1,000,000
99,999 $999,999
9,999 $999,999 +
+ TOTAL
TOTAL 00
00,000 <$1m $1m+ MAR 10 2902 4015 2693 241
500,000 <$1m $1m+ 00 MAR 10 2902 4015 2693 241
425
1425
469
1469
716
716
733BRISBANE CITY
JUNE QUARTER 2010 STATE-WIDE SUMMARY
733
158
158
124
124
4248
4248
4215
4215
4248
4248
4215
4215
44
44 17
17 -34
-34 -33
-33 -33
-33
SNUMBERS (p)
NUMBERSGladstone’s median house price also decreased – by 2.9 per 00
(p)
50,000- $500,000- $370,000 – over the period but agents said confidence
0,000- $500,000- $1,000,000
cent to $1,000,000 TOTAL
99,999 $999,999
9,999 $999,999 +
+ TOTAL 00 QUEENSLAND UNIT SALES
QUEENSLAND UNIT SALES
remained robust given the opportunities that lay ahead for
500,000 $500,000+
00,000 $500,000+ $1m+
$1m+ TOTAL
TOTAL
97
97 the region with the development of LNG. Investor interest 1845
43
43 15
15 1845
1845 1845 <$250,000
<$250,000 <$350,000
<$350,000 <$500,000
<$500,000 <$1m
<$1m $1m+
$1m+
97
97
00
continued to be strong, especially from other mining regions1852
43
43
0
9
9
-6
1852
1852
7
1852
0 -6 7
of Australia. 00 JUN 10 604 1285 1469 733 124
JUN 10 604 1285 1469 733 124
00
Townsville posted a 1.3 per cent median house price increase00
DENTIAL# (p) $380,000 over the quarter, which was the second strongest 0
to
IDENTIAL# (p) 0
50,000- $500,000- $1,000,000 behind Greater Brisbane. Townsville
0,000- $500,000- $1,000,000
performing major
99,999 $999,999
9,999 $999,999 +
+ 00 MAR 10
MAR 10 597
597 1352
1352 1425
1425 716
716 158
158
693
2693
continues to enjoy some healthy growth given the diversity of
241
241 9851
9851
639
2639 its economy.
260
260 9416
9416
The variety of units and townhouses now available to
Queensland property buyers helped this segment of the
market record solid price growth in many areas over the June QUEENSLAND LAND SALES
QUEENSLAND LAND SALES
TALRES
AL RES quarter. <$250,000
<$250,000 <$350,000
<$350,000 <$500,000
<$500,000 $500,000+
$500,000+ $1m+
$1m+
7207
7207
4882
4882 About 25 per cent of all sales for Queensland residential 43 43
property are now units and townhouses and this number will JUN 10
JUN 10 1422
1422 281 97 97 9 9
281
TALRES
AL RES
100%
increase in the years ahead as more people factor lifestyle,
00%
100%
00% location and affordability into their buying decisions.
43 43
The type of developments now available also caters to MAR 10
MAR 10 1373
1373 317 97 97 15 15
317
many different types of buyers. Across the state, units and
townhouses continue to provide more affordable options
for first home buyers and investors, while prestige buyers are
increasingly spending upwards of $1 million to snare a unit
change as our population grows and demand for property
with unparalleled water or city views.
increases.
The development of high-end unit and townhouse complexes
Mining is also having an impact on demand and on the types
in regional areas is also helping to reshape the traditional
of developments being constructed, so we are seeing an
landscape of these towns.
increase in prestige units in Central Queensland, especially
Where units and townhouses used to be a relative scarcity Gladstone, Mackay and Rockhampton.
in some of our rural and regional centres, this is starting to
SNAPSHOT OF lGA DATA Median land prices
Queensland’s vacant urban land remained steady with the
JUNE QUARTER 2010 HOUSES
number preliminary sales in the June quarter just seven more
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA House Change than in the March quarter.
Median over qtr
Across Queensland there were 1,852 preliminary sales of vacant
SOUTHEAST QUEENSLAND
urban land over the June quarter. There was a small shift to
BRISBANE (SD) $460,000 2.0%
land at the affordable end of the market with sales numbers for
BRISBANE CITY $538,250 1.2%
land under $250,000 increasing.
IPSWICH CITY $325,000 1.6%
LOGAN CITY $365,000 -1.4% The potential of the Gladstone region was further evidenced
MORETON BAY REGIONAL $407,000 1.2%
during the quarter with the preliminary number of land sales
more than doubling that recorded during the March quarter.
REDLAND CITY $468,500 -1.1%
GOLD COAST CITY $495,000 -2.2%
SUNSHINE COAST REGIONAL $470,000 -1.3% Median rents
MAJOR REGIONAL CENTRES Median rents for residential rental properties across the State
BUNDABERG REGIONAL $285,250 0.1% recorded minimal price changes over the year to June 2010.
CAIRNS REGIONAL $358,000 -3.2% Some regions reported increases of up to $20 per week over
FRASER COAST REGIONAL $300,000 -5.4% the past year with others remaining flat over the same period.
GLADSTONE REGIONAL $370,000 -2.9% Agents are reporting a mixed-bag in the rental market with
MACKAY REGIONAL $395,000 -2.0% some areas showing a definite easing in demand, while others
ROCKHAMPTON REGIONAL $320,000 -1.5% have witnessed an increase in demand of late, especially from
TOOWOOMBA REGIONAL ~ $285,000 -6.3% would-be first home buyers who are again struggling to get a
TOWNSVILLE CITY $380,000 1.3% foothold in the market.
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4. QUEENSLAND
MAR K ET
MONITOR
BRISBANE CITY
Median house and unit prices
Brisbane’s residential property market was hamstrung by a
number of negative influences across the June quarter. BRISBANE CITY HOUSE SALES
<$350,000 <$500,000 <$1m $1m+
Agents reported hesitation amongst buyers as increasing
141
interest rates and economic concerns made decision-making a
low priority. JUN 10 881 1373 141 JUN 1
The Brisbane median house price increased 1.2 per cent to
$538,250 over the June quarter, and was up 11.6 per cent over 127
the year, partly due to the change in the composition of sales MAR 10 863 1259 120 MAR 1
over the 12-month period.
Since the June quarter, agents continued to report indecision
amongst buyers, with many putting off buying until a clearer
picture emerged about the economy and which parties would BRISBANE SURROUNDS' HOUSE SALES
form the new government. BRISBANE CITY UNIT SALES
<$350,000 <$500,000 <$1m $1m+
<$250,000 <$350,000 <$500,000 <$1m $1m+
There remains a healthy dose of enquiry and attendance at
open homes, but very few are buyers who are prepared to take 44
JUN 10 775 1111 424 14 JUN 1
the next step and submit an offer or sign a contract. JUN 10 254 684 282 47 JUN
Stock levels are high with buyers having plenty to choose from.
Vendor expectation appears to have become more realistic 50
and thus lowering their asking prices to meet the market and MAR 10 839 1147 454 13 MAR 1
MAR 10 255 645 242 30 MAR
make a sale.
INCLUDES REDLAND, LOGAN, IPSWICH & MORETON BAY REGIONAL
Some median house price performers in Brisbane over the
June quarter included Stretton, Acacia Ridge and Sunnybank.
GOLD COAST HOUSE SALES
The Brisbane median unit and townhouse price increased 2.5 BRISBANE SURROUNDS' UNIT SALES
per cent to $410,000 over the June quarter.
BRISBANE CITY LAND SALES
<$350,000 <$500,000 <$1m $1m+
<$250,000 <$350,000 <$500,000 $500,000+
20
<$250,000 <$350,000 <$500,000 $500,000+
The highest numbers of preliminary unit and townhouse sales
JUN 10 417 364 54 JUN 1
over the June quarter were located in Brisbane City, New Farm,
JUN 10 102 224 110 45 JUN
Coorparoo, Nundah and Moorooka. JUN 10 54 49 36 15
16
A trend towards high-end units was evident in Brisbane City
with nine preliminary sales of more than $1 million occurring MAR 10 434 422 58 MAR 1
over the quarter. The majority of sales in New Farm were in MAR 10 104 240 101 55 MAR
MAR 10 26 55 47 12
the $500,000 to $1 million price bracket, while it was sales in
the $350,000 to $500,000 range that were more prevalent in INCLUDES REDLAND, LOGAN, IPSWICH & MORETON BAY REGIONAL
Coorparoo, Moorooka and Nundah.
SUNSHINE COAST HOUSE SALES
The new Moorooka Links development – formerly an industrial The most popularGOLD COAST UNIT <$1m Heathwood,
SALES $1m+
suburb<$500,000 sales was
<$350,000 for land
site – is proving popular with interstate investors. The 23km southBRISBANE SURROUNDS' LAND <$1m
<$250,000 <$350,000 <$500,000 SALES
of Brisbane, which recorded 20 preliminary $1m+
46
development includes two and three-bedroom apartments <$250,000 <$350,000
40
sales. Fitzgibbon, 16.5km north of Brisbane, recorded$500,000+
<$500,000 17
ranging in price from $400,000 to $520,000. JUN 10 348 226
sales JUN the Fitzgibbon Chase subdivision, which is a state
in 10 JUN 1
123 428 405 258 46 JUN
government affordable housing initiative with the Urban Land
Vacant land prices andJUN 10 50
Development Authority. Durack, 17km south41 the city, 3
417 of 96 27
recorded 15 sales and396 lowest median at $203,000.
MAR 10 the 290 MAR 1
The median price of vacant urban land in Brisbane decreased MAR 10 99 415 407 278 91 MAR
7.8 per cent to $299,500 over the June quarter and increased
2.2 per cent over the year. Median rents
MAR 10 418 106 17 8
There were only 154 preliminary sales of vacant urban land in The median rent for a two-bedroom unit increased $10 per
the Brisbane local government area over the quarter which week to $360 between June 2009 and June this year. The
INCLUDES REDLAND, LOGAN, IPSWICH & MORETON BAY REGIONAL
highlights the severe lack of land available for new homes in median rent for aSUNSHINE COAST UNIT SALES $10 per
three-bedroom house increased
the Brisbane City Council area. By contrast, there were about week to $380 over the same period. <$500,000
<$250,000 <$350,000 <$1m $1m+
3,850 preliminary sales of houses and units and townhouses in GOLD COAST LAND SALES
Queensland Office of Statistical and Economic Research
Brisbane over the same period. residential <$250,000
rental vacancy<$350,000 <$500,000 $500,000+
rates recorded a slight easing of
JUN 10 45 139 146 87 19 JUN
demand in Brisbane over the June quarter. The vacancy rate
increased to 3.9 per cent from 3.8 per cent in March.
JUN 10 83 41 8 14
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