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Mall giants provide earnings guidance on Christmas rebound hopes - Vimarsana News

Mall giants provide earnings guidance on Christmas rebound hopes

Alongside its earnings forecast, SCA Property Group acquired the Moggill Village mall from developer Don O’Rourke for $55m.

Source: afr.com
Robert Cousins has been appointed General Manager at Niccolo Suzhou - Vimarsana News

Robert Cousins has been appointed General Manager at Niccolo Suzhou

Wharf Hotels has announced the appointment of Mr. Robert Cousins as General Manager of Niccolo Suzhou. The sky-high hotel opened this year in the prestigious Suzhou International Finance Square - hailed as an iconic landmark and "The Beacon of the Future".

Falling property values hit Vicinity, but shoppers are spending more - Vimarsana News

Falling property values hit Vicinity, but shoppers are spending more

The mall giant, which owns 50 per cent of Australia’s largest shopping centre Chadstone as well as 58 other retail centres around the country, recorded another on-paper loss.

Back to the office or hybrid? Communitech helps business develop their return to office plans - Vimarsana News

Back to the office or hybrid? Communitech helps business develop their return to office plans

With more companies thinking about the return to office, Communitech has created a playbook that shares frameworks and tips for employers as they develop their return-to-office plans.

Source: cbc.ca
The evolution of the skyscraper, from New York to Dubai - Vimarsana News

The evolution of the skyscraper, from New York to Dubai

architecture Published 23rd April 2021 Written by Oscar Holland, CNN When New York's Equitable Life Building opened in 1870, the businessman behind the project, Henry Baldwin Hyde, was berated for having delusions of grandeur. Costing more than $4 million (around $81 million in today's money), his insurance company's headquarters soared a then-astonishing seven stories above the streets of Manhattan. One hundred forty years later, when the 163-floor Burj Khalifa topped out half a mile into Dubai's sky, it too was seen by some as extravagant. Both buildings serve as a reminder that it is not o...

Source: cnn.com