We have just been treated to 10 days of housing policies by our Premier. It seems the penny has dropped, and someone has finally worked

I want to dedicate this article this week to my mate, Bob, who passed away on Monday afternoon. It is ironic that a beautiful animal

Geelong CBD has more than 25,000sqm of empty office space, with another 42,000 sqm currently in the planning pipeline. Given this oversupply, landlords are doing

Geelong CBD is at a crunch point and many years of previous investment are about to be wasted if we do not take action. Council

In any property cycle there are opportunities. One person’s misfortune is another’s gain. We are now 19 months into a new property cycle, and about

What a change a few numbers can make! Last week the publication of the June Quarter inflation numbers crucially demonstrated inflation is in decline, albeit

Angry, relieved? I must admit I was not surprised at all by the CFMEU report broadcast on the Nine Network last week. There isn’t a

Yes, winter is here. People north of Victoria think our cold winters are gloomy and sad – little do they know winter is our time

With another financial year coming to a close, this one means a lot more than others. For valuers, in more recent years it has become

Rarely have we seen so much government meddling with the taxation and property systems. With each change, it seems low-income earners or small businesses cop

Property is a game of patience, and a little perspective helps. It’s becoming quite clear what suburbs and townships within our region have declined in

This week I have been doing some research around what’s happening with the rental market in Geelong and surrounding areas. There are some interesting trends.