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Vection to Acquire Leading Australian archviz studio ASX:VR1) has announced the proposed acquisition of leading Australian archviz studio, Blank Canvas Studios. Vection Technologies plans to leverage Blank Canvas’ real estate visualisation expertise to attract more mid-market customers as part of its broader global growth strategy to leverage its 3D, Virtual Reality ( VR) and Augmented Reality ( AR) product offerings in industry-specific verticals. Founded in 2017, with studios in Perth and Sydney, Blank Canvas specialises in architectural visualisation through 3D imagery and 3D animation, ...

-National house prices up 2.8% in March -Auction clearance rates hit record 83% -Melbourne CBD assets under greatest pressure -Woolworths sustains market share gains over Coles By Mark Story Housing recovery: A tailwind to economic growth Having delivered the strongest monthly price growth since 1988, national house prices were up 2.8% in March from February, which underscores broad-based strength across loan demand, construction and turnover; and all are expected to provide a tailwind to broader economic recovery. While detached house prices continue to lead the strength (3.1% for the month,...

‘Golden days are over’: retailers win battle as rents reset Save Share Retailers are winning the battle for lower rents, securing 5 to 10 per cent reductions for short-term lease renewals and 15 to 20 per cent discounts for new leases as the pandemic forces landlords to the negotiating table. In the Sydney and Melbourne CBDs, where foot traffic and sales at specialty retailers have plummeted because of the absence of office workers and international travellers, some retailers are winning 60 per cent rent cuts from landlords desperate to keep premises occupied. A boarded-up store in ...

Mar 04 2021 During February the ASX200 recorded a fifth consecutive monthly rise with the materials and financial sectors leading the way. -The ASX200 rose 1% during February -Value and large caps outperformed -The Australian 10-year bond yield rose 79 basis points By Mark Woodruff In an eventful month for ASX investors, the focus was initially on the reporting season until rising bond yields also demanded attention. After rotations toward large caps, value stocks and prior covid losers, the ASX200 landed on a 1% gain for February. This was the fifth consecutive monthly rise for the bourse. ...

A security guard has threatened to bash a group of teenage bike riders at a Direct Factory Outlet in Victoria on Sunday afternoon. Police arrive at the scene and attempt to calm down the guard.