Archive for 'eBulletins'

A Brave New World

Posted on 28. Sep, 2007 by Chris Lang.

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Given the recent financial turmoil overseas, there are several questions that seem to be continually surfacing.

Can the world live with a ballooning US trade deficit? Are asset prices currently too high? Does anything good actually come from outsourcing to China and India? How will all that's going on affect you as a Property investor?

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The Resources Boom Distortion

Posted on 04. Jul, 2007 by Chris Lang.

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Your latest G+L eBulletin is now available. And you will be astonished at just how much the Resources boom has been impacting upon the Office markets around the country.

How will it affect you?

Interestingly, it is not spread evenly across Australia — so make sure you're not caught unaware.

Read the full G+L eBulletin — Winter [...]

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How Hot is the Market?

Posted on 04. Jun, 2007 by Chris Lang.

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Every now and then, I'll have a client call to check just how the market is traveling relative to the 1980s. And there is no question that it's strong — but you do need to place it into context.

In the last eBulletin, I tried to give you an overview of where things stood. [...]

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Rush to Sell Up or Transfer Your Commercial Property Investments into Your Super Fund!

Posted on 15. Mar, 2007 by Chris Lang.

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Should you hold, sell, refinance or simply transfer your Commercial property investments into your Super Fund?

You have until 30 June to put up to $1million into your Super Fund tax free. And then, that figure drops to $150,000 from the start of next financial year.

This simple logic is very persuasive — some people would [...]

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The G+L December eBulletin

Posted on 19. Dec, 2006 by Chris Lang.

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By now you are probably winding down, and getting ready for a well-earned Christmas break.

As you're aware, the purpose of the postings on this site is to give you quick updates on events affecting you as a Commercial property investor.

However, our regular eBulletins are still designed to give you a more in-depth analysis [...]

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