A message can be delivered in many ways, and it can also be received and heard in an even broader variety of ways.
By Priya Murthy • 25 Feb 2016
It’s planning time
All offices large or small need to plan for the year ahead and set realistic targets for their business, writes John God...
By Riaz Hasan • 21 Jul 2013
Job interviews need to be a two-way conversation
Recently, a large employer was running me through the questions she asks when interviewing prospective staff – and she...
By Priya Murthy • 28 Apr 2015
Job References
A prospective employer will always ask you for the contact details of people who can give you references. This is to con...
By Riaz Hasan • 19 May 2014
John McGrath says social change is shifting the way we use our homes
Affordability, the rising cost of living, our ageing population and increasing multiculturalism are driving a revolutio...
By Tim Neary • 05 Nov 2017
Keep communication open with your team
Have you ever found that you have a clear idea in your head, but when you try to explain it to someone else you are met ...
By Priya Murthy • 23 Mar 2016
Keep landlords, tenants close to agency, not staff
Principals should ensure landlords and tenants have a relationship with their agency as opposed to an individual propert...
By Riaz Hasan • 14 Aug 2012
Keep the people, keep the profit
Keep the people, keep the profit: I recently heard these wise words from the great business coach Michael Sheargold and...
By Priya Murthy • 22 Sep 2015
Keep your eye on the prize
I believe motivation comes from within. Motivation is not always easy; a famous speech that has motivated millions of pe...
By Priya Murthy • 17 Feb 2015
Keeping good company
You’ve gone to great lengths to get the right staff. But how do you keep them? Real Estate Business examines the strat...
By Riaz Hasan • 04 Oct 2012
Keeping it sweet with the Landlord
Keeping landlords happy is critical to successful property management. ...
By Priya Murthy • 04 Oct 2012
Keeping our staff safe
As many of us have seen in the news, an outgoing inspection ended in a trip to the ER for a Western Australian property...
By Riaz Hasan • 22 May 2014
Key issues for clients buying a property for future subdivision
In recent years, there has been a growing push by the government to encourage more housing density in established areas ...
By Priya Murthy • 04 Aug 2015
Key safe request results in Airbnb conflict
A body corporate committee has refused a Queensland apartment owner’s request to install a key safe for Airbnb guests ...
By Hafizah Osman • 04 Jul 2019
Key things PMs should do to get, and keep, great tenants
Building wealth through property investment involves many moving parts. One of them is having someone in your property ...
By Priya Murthy • 11 Aug 2016
Keys going missing? It’s an age-old problem
Promoted by We’ve all heard it before: ‘Who’s got the keys?’ – and then people start racing around looki...
By Priya Murthy • 01 Nov 2016
Labor will dent national economy, GDP, warns expert
Labor’s proposed taxation changes have already resulted in poor investor sentiment, which is likely to fall even furth...
By Tim Neary • 28 Feb 2019
Labor’s neg gearing plan not such a big deal, says expert
Labor’s negative gearing plan may not do the damage many punters are predicting it will, one property commentator h...
By Tim Neary • 29 Nov 2018
Labor’s neg gearing policy will spawn a new generation of spruikers, cautions industry body
Labor’s negative gearing proposal will flood the market with spruikers and endanger the financial lives of thousands o...
By Tim Neary • 06 May 2019
Lack of PM training ‘offensive’, says principal
An award-winning agency believes each employee should be completing a minimum of 40 hours of training every year. ...
By Priya Murthy • 13 May 2015