Property is Australia’s largest employer. Co-hosts Justine Hadj and Richard Jenkins, with more than 30 years’ experience of working in construction and property between them, speak to industry experts across the built form to gain insights, hear about their experiences and discuss national trends in the industry.
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In this episode Richard sits down with Ben Freund – Executive Director at Nokk – to discuss the limitations of conventional property markets, and how Nokk is gaining traction as a facilitator of direct sale interactions.
9 Jul 2021
Episode 18 – Travis Erridge
Travis Erridge, Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of TMX, discusses with Justine and Richard the implications of the recent boom of online shopping for the industrial property market, and the emerging risk of obsolescence, for the sector as consumer patterns and demands cause occupiers to re-think their supply-chain facilities and networks.
30 May 2021
Episode 17 – Carolyn Viney
Carolyn Viney, Chief Development Officer of Vicinity Centres, chats with Justine and Richard about the current state of the retail property market. We discuss the relative performance, and ongoing recovery of different retail asset categories, and how changed consumer habits, post-COVID, will influence the next evolution of retail assets.
7 May 2021
Episode 16 – Matt Kandelaars
Matt Kandelaars, Victorian chief executive of the Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA Victoria) discusses with Justine and Richard the upcoming Victorian budget, the success of the HomeBuilder program, the state of the Inner Melbourne residential apartment market and the outlook for the broader Victorian residential market.
6 Apr 2021
Episode 15 – Ingrid Bakker
Season 2 Episode 1
Ingrid Bakker, Managing Principal & Regional Leader at HASSELL discusses with Justine and Richard workplaces beyond the pandemic and how occupiers are starting to think strategically and reimagine how offices will be designed to cater for new working styles of their employees.
17 Dec 2020
Episode 14 – Rachel Hornsby
With the Victorian Government having recently announced the $5.3 billion Big Housing Build program, Justine and Richard sit down with Rachel Hornsby, Director at Hornby & Co to discuss the implications and opportunities of the program for the social and affordable housing sector.
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6 Dec 2020
Episode 13 – Eliza Owen
Justine and Richard chat with Eliza Owen, Head of Australian Research at CoreLogic Australia on what the Federal budget means for the Australian housing market and implications of the measures announced for the established market and construction of new dwellings.
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16 Nov 2020
Episode 12 – Emma Hendry
Emma Hendry, proptech advisor and company director discusses with Justine and Richard the growth and increasing investment of PropTech in Australia. As a global ambassador for Women in PropTech, Emma also shares with us how businesses in the property sector can support diversity in the workplace.
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4 Nov 2020
Episode 11 – Ken Morrison
Ken Morrison, Chief Executive of Property Council of Australia discusses the impact of the Federal budget on the property industry and what can be done to stimulate the construction sector and the economy overall. We also cover the state of the tourism sector and reopening offices in the aftermath of the pandemic.
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5 Oct 2020
Episode 10 – Sam Tarascio
Sam Tarascio, Managing Director of Salta Properties reveals what are the key ingredients to a successful family business having recently celebrated 50 years of operation. In addition, Sam also shares with Richard and Justine the increasing mixed nature of new developments along with the emerging build-to-rent asset class in Australia.
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29 Sept 2020
Episode 9 – Brad Krauskopf
Brad Krauskopf, CEO and Founder of Hub Australia discusses the evolution and outlook of the coworking sector in Australia. Brad shares with us why flexible space will account 20 percent of Australia’s occupied office space and why landlords are partnering with coworking operators to accommodate the tenants of the future.
21 Sept 2020
Episode 8 – Kathy Johnson
Kathy Johnson, Co-founder and Executive Director of Yarraport with over two decades of experience connecting the best sources of capital for developers; discusses with Justine and Richard the current state of real estate financing along with the increasing growth of the non-bank sector in Australian real estate.
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9 Sept 2020
Episode 7 – YADDA YADDA R U OK? DAY
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Workers in the construction industry have an elevated prevalence rate of depression and anxiety. In this special episode, in support of R U OK day, Justine and Richard discuss with property industry and health professions the importance of continuing to increase awareness about mental health across the built environment.
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6 Sept 2020
Episode 6 – Jeanette Lambert
Jeanette Lambert, CEO of Brickfields Consulting demystifies the art of placemaking for Richard and Justine along with the increasing investment from landlords in creating strategies that encourage customers to visit, stay longer, spend money and pay a premium for products or services in their properties.
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23 Aug 2020
Episode 5 – Cressida Wall
Cressida Wall, Property Council Victoria Executive Director discusses the outlook of the office property sector, the impact of the phenomenon of “working from home” on Melbourne’s office markets and the opportunity for Australian businesses to be global leaders in the reinvention of workplaces in the future.
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10 Aug 2020
Episode 4 – Christine Miller
Christine Miller, Head of Supply Chain Advisory at CBRE discusses with Justine and Richard the investment in distribution networks by retailers and the blurring of the retail and logistics sectors brought about by the increased adaption of e-commerce.
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26 Jul 2020
Episode 3 – Simon Westaway
Simon Westaway, Executive Director of the Australian Tourism Industry Council discusses with Justine and Richard the current state of Australia’s tourism sector; from border closures, the hotel market, the proposed Trans-Tasman bubble, the caravan industry and opportunities for investment in regional cities.
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30 Jun 2020
Episode 2 – Martin Ginnane
Martin Ginnane from Ginnane Associates discusses with Justine and Richard the evolution of retail property, the outlook of retail in the CBD, Melbourne’s iconic retail strips and the trends of the global luxury brands.
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30 Jun 2020
Episode 1 – Danni Hunter
Danni Hunter, CEO of Urban Development Institute of Australia Victoria discusses with Justine and Richard the COVID-19 pandemic’s dramatic effects on the construction industry, where the industry is currently at, and how Victoria and Australia may bounce back through a construction led recovery.
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