Property Council of Australia (Victorian Division)

Victoria's work from home recommendation could remain in place until at least March, spelling more heartache for city venues. @DougalBeatty #9News

Melbourne is welcoming back events and festivals in a huge boost to the arts and tourism sector. But experts say the state’s economy won’t properly bounce back until the work from home regulations relax and city workers return to offices. youtu.be/99BBiEmOqKI @tdolling #7NEWS

Office workers will be allowed to remain based at home for longer than first thought. Here’s when Dan Andrews is set to order them back. bit.ly/3rqpgDn

He questioned the logic in workers being told to stay home, but large crowds at sporting events and nightclubs being OK. 3aw.com.au/bank-boss-call…

NAB boss Ross McEwen tells @3AWNeilMitchell that it’s time for a quiet rethink of the WFH rules in Victoria: “You can go to the tennis.. you can line up for a nightclub in Chapel St.. but you can’t go in to the office cos it’s not safe....”

SKY HIGH DEMAND: Pressure mounts for Premier @DanielAndrewsMP to relax work from home guidance as @PropertyCouncil figures show a bounce back in office space demand. CBD Events too are bouncing back. Our @10NewsFirstMelb coverage tonight. @LordMayorMelb #springst

They're also pushing for the "handbrake" mask requirement to be eased. 3aw.com.au/government-urg…

Thousands have businesses have decided that a CBD is an integral part of their business, new ⁦@PropertyCouncil⁩ figures show. Demand for city office space grows over the past six months. #auspol #ausecon theaustralian.com.au/business/prope…

Demand for CBD offices grew over the past six months despite the pandemic, new ⁦@PropertyCouncil⁩ figures show. Strong results which bode well for the resilience of our CBDs. #auspol #ausecon afr.com/real-estate/co…

In today’s @theheraldsun the Executive Director of @PropCouncil_VIC @danni_hunter_ explains why it’s time to encourage people to return to the office and revive Melbourne’s CBD.

There are growing calls for city workers to be allowed back to the office next week. For more, 7NEWS spoke with Nick Johnston from the Property Council. 7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS

The state government is still encouraging Victorians to work from home if they can, but there are calls for that advice to change. 3aw.com.au/push-for-worke…

New story: Push for workers to return to the city from February theage.com.au/national/victo…

Who wins - demand or supply? Hear from industry experts as they unpack their thoughts on where to from here for Australia’s office markets at the upcoming Office Market Report Lunch partnered by @Brkfldproprtl. Book your tickets: propertycouncil.com.au/web/EventDetai…

Outlook 2022 | Start the year with the latest property industry data, trends and analysis across key asset classes including #capitalmarkets #residential #retail #industrial #retirement #precincts #buildtorent #futuredirections & #Geelong. Find out more: propertycouncil.com.au/vicevents

Property development, building companies dominating Melbourne, suburbs heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/… via @theheraldsun

Merry Christmas and all the best for a safe and happy holiday season. We will be back in the office on 10 January and look forward to a bigger and brighter 2022. Check out what's coming up here: hubs.li/Q0114Mp30 #propertycouncilvic

Over 1000 people attended last Friday’s @PropCouncil_VIC Christmas Lunch, partnered by Stantec. We also raised $30,000 to support the Property Industry Foundation to tackle youth homelessness. View the full image gallery here: lnkd.in/gwRcfk_H

ADVOCACY WIN - The Victorian Government has adopted a proposal by @PropCouncil_VIC and will offer free travel vouchers premier.vic.gov.au/free-travel-vo…

📢The @PropCouncil_VIC's Geelong Committee is official! Appointed as Chair, our Director, Nat Anson, noted: “As a group of locals, we feel very strongly about the potential of our region & will work hard to achieve great outcomes for Geelong, and its people.” 📸Cormac Hanrahan