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Prepare for the two Australias of 2032
Divergent population forecasts paint fundamentally different versions of the nation’s future.
How job shift is shaping property opportunities
When it comes to the future needs of commercial property it helps to examine which jobs will be required not long from now and how best to accommodate them.
Exposed: Real cost of rental crisis
Businesses take matters into their own hands as the impacts of unaffordable housing are felt far and wide.
Gen Zs have a well paid but overworked career ahead
The first cohort of Gen Z uni grads is now entering the workforce. Let’s think through what kind of career Gen Zs will live through.
Results worth weight in gold when digging through data
As we navigate our difficult post-pandemic recovery and deal with shifting demographics, the census means we at least don’t have to fly blind.
It’s a tale of two cities inthe population reshuffle
Geelong and the Gold Coast are projected to be the big winners as Millenials drive growth.
Millennials made to wait for family wealth
Financial transactions within the family are less often a loan than an advance on an inheritance.
What our future housing market would look like
Spiralling prices have squeezed many young Australians out of the housing market and there does not seem to be any short-term relief.
Regions win the big population reshuffle
The first quarter of 2020 saw 153,000 Australians move between the 15 regions, by March 2021 that figure rose to 182,000.
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