Which brings me to an annual event which illustrates the failings of real estate journalism more than any other situation: the publication of a piece of self-serving propaganda called the Demographia International Housing Affordability Survey.
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Farrelley on Barangaroo - 0 views
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Barangaroo "will dominate our skyline and shape our most significant public space for decades to come. It is funded by one of our richest citizens and occupies public land. For it to be anything other than absorbingly lovely, enchanting to explore and ultra-green is simply a disgrace."
Stephen Zacks - 0 views
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reports on public art, architecture and urbanism
Real estate media: property journalism standards, ethics poor | Crikey - 0 views
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This document is political posturing by vested interests and should never be featured by any media outlet in Australia. It is published by a lobby group that campaigns for the end of government regulations that restrict the activities of land developers. The group argues that regulation causes prices to rise and makes homes unaffordable. It has created a political document masquerading as research to support their views.
Packer, Crown one step closer to Sydney casion complex - 0 views
Barangaroo: anatomy of a sellout | Comment is free | theguardian.com - 0 views
Calls to turbo-charge local government reform - 0 views
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Proposed "Joint Organisations" of councils should be expanded and made mandatory, the chief executive of Urban Taskforce NSW, Chris Johnson, has said. Revitalising Local Government, an independent report to the state government made public last week, recommends Sydney's 41 councils be reduced to 18, primarily through amalgamating small inner-city councils.
How Developers Got Hold Of Prime Sydney Land | newmatilda.com - 0 views
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At one level, this is a community story about a development application for a childcare centre on Crown land in the inner-Sydney suburb of Paddington. On another, it's a story about how state authorities and corporate regulators failed residents and local councillors who struggled to hold politicians, developers and public servants accountable for dealings with publicly owned open space.
Barangaroo building plans double in size - 0 views
this is the public domain. - 1 views
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