Property's higher ground.

Article Abstract:

Small investors, in a bid to maintain high yields from their property securities, are switching out of listed property trusts and into property syndicates. Many investors have switched to syndicates, which are unlisted and which offer the prospect of 8-9% yields, as they feel that yields on listed property trusts have fallen as unit prices have started bidding up.

Analysis, Evaluation, Investors, Syndicates (Finance)

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Developers go public

Article Abstract:

Notwithstanding the gloomy forecasts for property market in 2005, many small and medium sized companies from this sector are planning to tap the stock markets and list their securities on Australian Stock Exchange this year.

Services information, Security brokers and dealers, Securities & Commodities Services, Securities, Commodity Contracts, and Other Financial Investments and Related Activities, Services, Securities industry, Going public (Securities), Initial public offerings, Company public offering, Australian Stock Exchange Ltd., Small and medium sized companies

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The price of cat-swinging room

Article Abstract:

The growing trend of Australians toward housing, which is attributed to tax system, is discussed. The risks associated with investments in housing are forecasted.

Residential Building Construction, Taxes, Housing incl Mobile Homes, Taxation, Economic aspects, Housing, Dwellings, Tax policy

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