Michael Bleby

1 week ago | afr.com | Michael Bleby

A fortnightly column about enviable design features and little details that can create your dream home. We speak to Troppo Architects director Phil Harris and clients Henry Martin and Di Hetzel about the outdoor toilet Phil designed for the backyard of their suburban Adelaide house. What is it and where? A fully plumbed outdoor toilet at a house in Elizabeth Street, Eastwood, n inner-eastern suburban Adelaide. Loading... Follow the topics, people and companies that matter to you.

1 week ago | afr.com | Michael Bleby

Australia’s real estate industry is concerned about the readiness of agents, as well as the looming extra costs, of new reforms to stamp out money laundering when they come into force in a year’s time. The reforms coming into force next July tighten anti-money laundering legislation for the first time since 2006 and require some 90,000 businesses in real estate, law, accountancy and precious stone-dealing to register with federal government agency Austrac by March. Loading...

1 week ago | afr.com | Michael Bleby

Housing developer GemLife will use part of the proceeds of an oversubscribed $750 million initial public offering – which drew an equal mix of offshore and domestic institutions – to buy the 12-community portfolio of rival operator Aliria. Proceeds of the share sale gave GemLife, jointly owned by Queensland’s Puljich family and Singapore-listed Thakral Capital, $270 million to acquire the Aliria communities and become the country’s fourth-biggest player with 9836 home sites across 32 completions.

1 week ago | commercialrealestate.com.au | Michael Bleby

Skip to content.Contact Support 1300 799 109Housing developer GemLife will use part of the proceeds of an oversubscribed $750 million initial public offering – which drew an equal mix of offshore and domestic institutions – to buy the 12-community portfolio of rival operator Aliria.

1 week ago | afr.com | Michael Bleby

Skip to navigationSkip to contentSkip to footerHelp using this website - Accessibility statementIf you’re planning a building you now must ask: How much waste will it generate in construction and how much of that can be recycled? And if you want a high Green Star rating – increasingly required as investors focus on lower-carbon assets – you’ll need to know the answer. But this comes as no surprise.