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second that, there is heaps of work coming up over here and the dollars are reasonably comparable if you work for a tier 1.

http://www.smh.com.au/business/mining-and-resources/mining-construction-jobs-to-plunge-by-78000-study-finds-20131215-2zfbg.html

But that's the problem - the boom was the investment boom, selling the resources from the development projects won't have the same effect.

The same terry ryder who has written subsequent articles criticising people getting into the Sydney market - absolutely no faith in him or property observer for that matter.

Prices in financial markets yesterday showed traders were expecting the official cash rate to rise over the next year. - See more at: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/economics/rbas-dollar-warning-clouds-next-rates-move/story-e6frg926-1226753780979#sthash.KKIH8yCo.dpuf but i agree...

Hi MTR - where can I find the Heron report?

Lol there has been countless predictions of rate cuts over the past few months based on what colour tie Stevens is wearing. Every month they hold and these same forecasters gaze into their crystal ball and put it back to the next month. Now they say the next move will be up, I agree, they...

The point is it takes vastly more people to build these projects than to operate them. And it takes more than 'construction labourers'. A 600 million dollar job would have about 200 engineers foremen supers admin staff plus design engineers working on it. When the construction phase is over what...

And they don't build the projects contractors do

but thats the issue - its the construction of the projects that generates the jobs not the operational phase.

Yes I lay awake at night wondering what it would be like to be in the banks pocket for a million dollar shoe box with a nice little courtyard

Sourced from REIWA: http://reiwa.com.au/Faq/Pages/News.aspx VACANCY RATES Mr Airey said that around 65 per cent of vacant rental properties are broadly within a 10km radius of the CBD and that this central sub-region broadly witnessed a decrease in listings during the September quarter...

and high proportion of vacancies within 10km of the city - seems the old furphy about everyone wanting to live as close as possible to the CBD is being revealed for what it is

Good to see our Western brothers and sisters continue to bankroll major projects in the east. Construction activity in NSW set to surpass WA over the next few years: NSW Economy to get Construction Boost, says BIS Shrapnel After a decade of under-performance, the NSW economy is set to...

30000t of rock isn't much

If this were the case engineers wouldn't be getting made redundant (and they are)

What about the construction industry? Digging the stuff out of the ground isn't the big issue it's the capital (and labour) intensive investment phase that brought the significant population growth and wage increases to wa - not mining per se.

Sounds like Adelaide

maybe because the number of listings doesnt matter all that much

-1 just got unconditional approval