Property Editor
Sydney
Turi Condon is The Australian's Property Editor. In 2003 Turi launched The Australian's commercial property section, Primespace, and has written widely across the newspaper on commercial and residential property, and related economic issues. Turi has spent more than 20 years as a property and business reporter, and before joining The Australian was the Property Editor and Sydney Bureau Chief for BRW magazine, and was a Deputy Property Editor for the Australian Financial Review.

exclusiveWrestling with retail revolution

Westfield Corporation co-ceo Steven Lowy with the $1bn redevelopment of the Century City shopping centre in Los Angeles (supplied Sept 2017).

Department stores are clearly in decline globally, according to Westfield co-chief executive Steven Lowy.

Chinese buyers ‘haven’t stopped’

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Chinese investment will continue to flow into Australia’s housing market despite tighter capital restrictions.

Lim takes charge at APREA

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ARA Asset Management’s chief executive John Lim will take over as chairman of the Asia Pacific Real Estate Association.

Double take for city homeowner

2 Riverview St, Concord sold post-auction for $2.015 million.

The housing boom across Sydney and Melbourne has stoked the wealth of the cities’ homeowners.

What glut? Triguboff is unfazed

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An “apartment glut” holds no fears for developer Harry Triguboff, who continues to buy more development sites.

exclusiveCenturia boss builds new venture

Nick Collishaw, chief executive of Mirvac, during a shareholder meeting at the Hilton Hotel, Sydney.

Nick Collishaw will focus on developing affordable accommodation when he steps down as Centuria head of listed funds.

Postcode unit loans blacklist

View of the Brisbane CBD skyline from Riparian Plaza where the penthouse apartment is being sold for more than $2.49m. Source: Supplied.

ANZ has red-flagged 11 postcodes where lending for apartments will be tightened and borrowers will be quizzed.

ANZ tightens lending rules

ANZ bank signage in Melbourne, Thursday. Nov. 3, 2016. ANZ's full-year cash profit has fallen 18 per cent due to restructuring charges and the bank may sell its Australian life insurance and super businesses. (AAP Image/Mal Fairclough) NO ARCHIVING

ANZ has tightened restrictions on 25 suburbs in a pair of capital cities, as regulators raise the alarm on an apartment glut.

Housing drought is breaking

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More homes are hitting the market as key cities cool after the prolonged boom and an investor crackdown bites.

Seymour busy in ‘retirement’

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Veteran Queensland developer Kevin Seymour has shrugged off his ‘retirement’, buying sites and hunting for investments.

INQUIRERApartments go flat

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Developers are having to build for a different market: rich downsizers.

Exclusive‘Prepare to lose enormous wealth’

Triguboff

The apartment market slowdown is worsening and will have a severe impact on the economy, says billionaire Harry Triguboff.

exclusiveQIC continues US mall strategy

QIC

The long-felt ripples from the global financial crisis have created opportunities for funds management giant QIC.

ExclusiveISPT broadens property horizons

Daryl Browning, CEO of ISPT in Melbourne CBD. ISPT is one of Australia's largest property companies.

ISPT has its sights on US and European property as well as commercial and retail property in Australia.

Sydney slows, Melbourne moving

New residential properties seen in Blacktown, Sydney, Monday, Aug. 14, 2017. (AAP Image/Joel Carrett) NO ARCHIVING

Sydney’s housing prices flattened out and may have fallen by the end of this month as investors withdrew

Sydney housing market stalls

Aerial images of houses in Melbourne over the Eastern Suburbs.

Sydney property will see flat or falling prices this month, as Melbourne shows signs of catching up, says CoreLogic.

exclusive$1m houses reach city outskirts

Million-dollar suburbs on the march.

Million-dollar suburbs are multiplying in number and spreading further from cities, up to 75km away | GRAPHICS

McGrath sees listings rise

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Listed real estate agent McGrath posted a 42 per cent fall in net profit to $4.9 million for the 2017 financial year.

UpdatedMcGrath profit sinks 42pc

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Real estate firm McGrath is hoping for a rebound in home listings after profit tumbled and as it announced a share buyback.

Amazon ‘a big opportunity’

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The entry of Amazon into Australia is an opportunity rather than a threat, says former LJ Hooker CEO Grant Harrod.

Retail at turning point: Lowy

Westfield AGM

The retail industry is at an “inflection point”, says Westfield Corporation co-chief executive Steven Lowy.

Apartment builds to halve: BIS

General Views Of High Rise Tower Blocks In Melbourne

The wave of cranes will disappear from capital city skylines over the next three years, BIS forecasts show.

exclusiveTriguboff drops unit prices

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Australia’s biggest apartment builder has dropped prices for his new wave of apartments over the past year.

Centuria secures AWA lease renewal

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Logistics firm AWA has renewed leases in Centuria Industrial trust’s Perth complexes.

ExclusiveDevil’s in the retail: Rufrano

Glenn Rufrano

A surge in stores being closed is crystallising concerns about retailing, says US property executive Glenn Rufrano.

House prices take off again

Case Study: Top Auction Burbs

House prices have surged ahead in July, defying efforts by regulators to cool the property market.

The cost of selling your home

Auction - 54 Eastlakes Blvd, Lara

Real estate agents’ commissions are lowest in South Australia and highest in Australia’s cheapest housing market, Tasmania.

Lendlease top up to close pay gap

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Lendlease has topped up its salary pools in the past few years in a bid to address the pay gap between men and women.

exclusiveRay White rides crest of boom

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Brian White says continued low interest rates would dampen talk of housing bubbles.

Day steps aside at PropertyLink

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Stephen Day has stepped down as vice-chairman of listed logistics and business park landlord PropertyLink.