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Marc Pallisco has worked as a property researcher for almost ten years, but has been a real estate hobbyist for much longer.
In his varied roles, Marc has produced more than 50 reports covering the main property sectors including Office, Industrial, Retail, Tourist Accommodation, Aged Care and Prestige Residential.
In 2005, he was approached by Fairfax Media to write the Capital Gain commercial property column, which he still writes as a freelance contributor. Capital Gain appears on the back page of the Saturday Business section of The Age between February and December.
At the start of 2006, he started writing a regular residential column, Secret Agent, in the Sunday Domain magazine. He also writes regular Domain cover stories reporting on real estate markets, trends and issues for investors and prospective home buyers.
Realestatesource can be contacted here; we are always looking for potential story ideas for publication on www.realestatesource.com.au.
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Monday, 19 May 2008 |
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Since the start of this year, residential development sites worth more than $80 million have been exchanged, or are under negotiation - in deals expected to result in up to 10 new high-rise towers over the next five years.
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Sunday, 03 February 2008 |
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Despite being a landlord for four years, I’ve never actually had to impose a rent rise on a tenant.
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Tuesday, 01 January 2008 |
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St Kilda Road will always be remembered as the precinct to pioneer high rise apartment living in this city. Dotted in amongst the retained mansions, and tired old office buildings, are some of the most prominent apartment towers in Melbourne – including the Kingstoun, Yve – and Melburnian.
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Thursday, 20 December 2007 |
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Anyone who played (or plays) the computer game Simcity would understand the predicament Melbourne planners are in right now.
On the one hand, Melbourne’s population is growing – with some more ambitious estimates suggesting by 1000 people a week. New residents are coming from interstate (particularly Sydney and Brisbane) and overseas (New Zealand, United Kingdom). Many new residents are professional, high income earning professionals who may see Melbourne’s real estate market as relatively affordable.
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Thursday, 20 December 2007 |
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"Quote it low, watch it go. Quote it high, watch it die”
It’s one of the oldest adages in real estate, and is effective for agents, because it exploits so many vulnerabilities owner occupiers experience when hunting for a home.
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