Balance
And the rising $A is certainly making its job easier, by generally cooling activity.
Work Allocation
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Will They … or Won’t They?
26 October, 2010 by Leave a Comment
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Demand Finally Surfaces!
13 March, 2009 by Leave a Comment
The pent-up demand for housing serves to underline that this downturn is more like the credit squeeze of the mid-1970s, than the recession of the early 1990s.
It’s principally a confidence thing.
Surge in 1st Home-Buyer Activity
However, the recent surge in purchases by first-home buyers confirms that with the encouragement of low interest rates and government hand-outs … the buyers will play their part.
More importantly, the flow-on effect throughout the construction industry will give our economy a much needed lift.
You May be a Doubter … But I say: “Yes, we can!”
23 February, 2009 by Leave a Comment
The Weekend Financial Review ran several articles, which seemed to echo many of the sentiments contained in my last blog about the Capital City Markets — but perhaps putting things a little more bluntly.
h3. Brisbane
Mark Ludlow (on page 2) referred to Queensland as having moved from “boom state to gloom state” — because of its heavy reliance on resources. [Read more…]
