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Playing the waiting game key to mitigating supply chain issues - Vimarsana News

Playing the waiting game key to mitigating supply chain issues

The dreaded supply chain seems to be the root of all issues across Australia’s construction industry at present, but it doesn’t have to be, according to one esteemed Brisbane architect.

The battle for Highgate: George Michael's old house at centre of face off over 'resort for super-rich | London - Vimarsana News

The battle for Highgate: George Michael's old house at centre of face off over 'resort for super-rich | London

Tensions over old and new money ride high in the historic London enclave, where a makeover of the star’s former Grade II-listed home is under way

Rental crisis Brisbane: Ray White email encourages landlords to raise price by 20 per cent - Vimarsana News

Rental crisis Brisbane: Ray White email encourages landlords to raise price by 20 per cent

A leaked email from an agent at Ray White has urged landlords to hike up rental prices by 20 per cent, advising them, 'If you are not achieving these rents (at a minimum), you should be asking why?'

Ray White West End Encourages Landlords To Hike Up Rent - Vimarsana News

Ray White West End Encourages Landlords To Hike Up Rent

A Ray White real estate firm in Brisbane's West End has allegedly urged landlords to hike up rent by more than 20 percent amid the rental crisis.

Source: junkee.com
Brisbane real estate agency advises landlords to increase rents by over 20% amid housing crisis - Vimarsana News

Brisbane real estate agency advises landlords to increase rents by over 20% amid housing crisis

Agency claims most tenants ‘are agreeable’ to the rent increases, which Tenants Queensland calls ‘opportunistic price-gouging’