Tuesday 21 September 2010
Growth is slowing in the major economies of the US, Japan and China. There are early signs that governments are moving to cut spending and raise taxes to tackle their huge deficits. Australian interest rates and the cost of money are rising whilst China’s demand for imports and the price of iron ore are falling.
Is the world headed for a double-dip recession and will Australia be sucked into the vortex?
What impact will this have on the availability of equity and debt capital and what is the outlook for valuations in Australia?
Target Audience: Property professionals working in funds management, valuation, asset & property management, transactions and advisory.
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Additional information: Registration Brochure (263k)
Growth is slowing in the major economies of the US, Japan and China. There are early signs that governments are moving to cut spending and raise taxes to tackle their huge deficits. Australian interest rates and the cost of money are rising whilst China’s demand for imports and the price of iron ore are falling.
Is the world headed for a double-dip recession and will Australia be sucked into the vortex?
What impact will this have on the availability of equity and debt capital and what is the outlook for valuations in Australia?
Target Audience: Property professionals working in funds management, valuation, asset & property management, transactions and advisory.
Click on the heading, or the Additonal Information link below, for further information and registration details.
Additional information: Registration Brochure (263k)
Winners will be announced at a cocktail function at the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney on Thursday 21 October. Join the property industry in congratulating excellence in the built environment. Registration brochures available shortly. For more information, contact Gail Sanders on 9299 1811.
Additional information: Registration brochure (434k)
Additional information: Registration brochure (434k)
The Division has made a submission to the Office of Fair Trading on the Draft Valuers Regulations 2010.
Print submission below
Additional information: API NSW Submission (55k)
Print submission below
Additional information: API NSW Submission (55k)
The Institute has recently responded to a Productivity Commission inquiry into the national planning framework.
The submission is one of the most comprehensive submissions we have provided to Government in recent years.
A copy of the submission is available for you to download.
Additional information: Productivity Commission Submission (107k)
The submission is one of the most comprehensive submissions we have provided to Government in recent years.
A copy of the submission is available for you to download.
Additional information: Productivity Commission Submission (107k)
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The new look April-June NSW Property News is now out. Download your copy from the link below. This edition is interactive with click through links and content.
Additional information: April June NSW Property News (4584k)
Additional information: April June NSW Property News (4584k)
For information on API NSW activities in 2009
Additional information: 2009 NSW Division Annual Report (1549k)
Additional information: 2009 NSW Division Annual Report (1549k)
Established in 1926, the API is the premier body representing professionals engaged in all areas of the property industry. API members provide property consultancy and valuation services for a wide range of purposes including:
Purchase and Sale, Compulsory Acquisition, Rent Reviews, Asset Management, Funds Management, Feasibility Studies, Town Planning Appeals, Insurance, Leasing Agreements, Mortgage, Expert Evidence, Property Management, Market Studies and Plant and Machinery.
For more information click on the heading or contact the API NSW Office on tel 9299 1811 or email api@nsw.api.org.au
Purchase and Sale, Compulsory Acquisition, Rent Reviews, Asset Management, Funds Management, Feasibility Studies, Town Planning Appeals, Insurance, Leasing Agreements, Mortgage, Expert Evidence, Property Management, Market Studies and Plant and Machinery.
For more information click on the heading or contact the API NSW Office on tel 9299 1811 or email api@nsw.api.org.au
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