Juliet Helmke
AUTHOR • No. of articles: 1156
Based in Sydney, Juliet Helmke has a broad range of reporting and editorial experience across the areas of business, technology, entertainment and the arts. She was formerly Senior Editor at The New York Observer.
Cushman & Wakefield makes trio of director-level appointments
The firm welcomes a new commercial director for Australia and New Zealand, as well as new managing directors in NSW...
COMMERCIAL • 24 October 2024 • By Juliet Helmke
READ MOREProperty Council names new national president
Replacing retiring president Michael O’Brien, Carmel Hourigan brings more than three decades of experience to the...
INDUSTRY • 24 October 2024 • By Juliet Helmke
READ MORESydney agency adds sales duo to focus on post-completion apartments
The pair specialise in deploying customised strategies to reinvigorate sales efforts for the remaining homes of new...
INDUSTRY • 24 October 2024 • By Juliet Helmke
READ MOREIs this the first Australian property sold via Snapchat?
Simply looking to share the impressive view of a new property that had come into his hands, an agent didn’t quite...
MARKETING • 24 October 2024 • By Juliet Helmke
READ MOREREINSW board president steps down
The Real Estate Institute of New South Wales (REINSW) will soon name a new president.
INDUSTRY • 23 October 2024 • By Juliet Helmke
READ MORE‘A bad tax’: Housing Minister says stamp duty should be axed
Federal Housing Minister Clare O’Neil has made it clear she’s no fan of states and territories’ current property tax...
INDUSTRY • 23 October 2024 • By Juliet Helmke
READ MOREBusiness Council calls for housing policy overhaul
The group has put forward 29 proposals that it believes can get Australia back on track to build 1.2 million new homes...
INDUSTRY • 23 October 2024 • By Juliet Helmke
READ MOREHow an agent won the listing for the same home 5 times
At this point, Tamara Lee knows the details of this charming Queensland character cottage inside and out.
MARKETING • 22 October 2024 • By Juliet Helmke
READ MOREThe age of 2–3% mortgage rates is over: John McGrath
The network CEO says it’s time to adapt to the “new era” of Australian real estate.
INDUSTRY • 22 October 2024 • By Juliet Helmke
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