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New sales platform launches in SA - Vimarsana News

New sales platform launches in SA

The creators believe the new platform could speed up and simplify property transactions for South Australian agents and buyers.

'Property poetry'? Real estate ads and literature have more in common than you might think - Vimarsana News

'Property poetry'? Real estate ads and literature have more in common than you might think

Writers have long rhapsodised about real estate – or the difficulty acquiring it – but contemporary authors are asking awkward questions about the inequities of our property obsession.

Tariffs Protect US Industries From China - Vimarsana News

Tariffs Protect US Industries From China

Analysis The Trump-era tariffs should remain in place until China refrains from engaging in unfair trade practices. The ...

PEXA: as good as it gets? - Vimarsana News

PEXA: as good as it gets?

Intelligent Investor PEXA: as good as it gets? This Link offshoot has an 80% share of the market for e-conveyancing, but growth will be hard to come by and competition is coming. Share this article Share this article Price at review Business Risk Add to portfolio Politics is a rough and tumble game at the best of times, but never more so than in South Australia after self-government began in 1856, with three of its first seven Premiers lasting less than a month. One of them was Sir Robert Torrens, the state’s third Premier, who took the job in September 1957...

What Bagehot Means for 21st Century Central Bankers - Vimarsana News

What Bagehot Means for 21st Century Central Bankers

Is Victorian writer Walter Bagehot, whose adage “lending freely against good collateral at a penalty rate” has been gospel for central bankers, still relevant in a post-Great Financial Crisis world?