Research Archives - Dorado Property

August 21, 2020

Scenario Planning reveals four potential worlds for investors in COVID-19 fallout

https://www.businessnews.com.au/article/Scenario-Planning-reveals-four-potential-worlds-for-investors-in-COVID-19-fallout

As investors reflect on re-balancing portfolios and assessing risks, many are understandably eager to get clear predictions around what COVID-19 means for investment in Australia.

August 21, 2020

COVID-19 has refocussed the spotlight on build-to-rent as an avenue to reconstruct the economy and provide stable, affordable housing.

https://www.boutiquedeveloper.com.au/covid-19-has-refocussed-the-spotlight-on-build-to-rent-as-an-avenue-to-reconstruct-the-economy-and-provide-stable-affordable-housing-peter-packer-dorado-property/

COVID-19 has refocussed the spotlight on build-to-rent as an avenue to reconstruct the economy and provide stable, affordable housing in major Australian cities. While this approach is well-established in other developed countries like the USA and Europe, why does Australia’s build-to-rent market remain in its infancy, despite a clear and […]

January 30, 2020

Dorado Directors, Tim Moore and Thomas McClung On How Developers Benefit From A Changing Funding Environment

https://www.boutiquedeveloper.com.au/how-developers-benefit-from-a-changingfunding-environment/

When seeking funding for a property development project, the key issue for developers has always been the source of funds. In Australia, there has traditionally been an enormous focus on the big four banks, followed by second-tier banks and building societies. While over time a vibrant community grew in the […]

December 17, 2019

How Architectural Design Innovation Inspires Business Innovation

December 11, 2019

Buying versus Renting in Australian Capital Cities: Which is the Optimal Strategy? – A Retrospective Analysis

Most Australians aspire to own their own home, but with household debt rising to almost 200% and persistent barriers to entry, perhaps now is the time to question whether home ownership is a dream worth aspiring to.

December 10, 2019

Davide Bini: Testing Your Limits

Construction in Melbourne, corporate finance in London and Melbourne, commercial broking in Sydney, and property finance with Dorado Property. In his spare time: marathons, Ironmans, and a law degree. If you can name it, Director – Property Davide Bini has tried it. What inspires him to keep exploring?

November 27, 2019

“When it comes to finance, smaller developers must leverage their agility” – Dorado Property directors, Davide Bini and Peter Packer

https://www.boutiquedeveloper.com.au/when-it-comes-to-finance-smaller-developers-must-leverage-theiragility-dorado-property-directors-davide-bini-and-peter-packer/

Looking at our city skylines, you would be forgiven for assuming that most of those buildings are the work of large-scale property developers. In fact, 98% of Australian property developers are either one-person companies or small businesses.

November 24, 2019

What your development financier is looking for in assessing your project, according to Dorado’s Tim Moore and Thomas McClung

https://www.boutiquedeveloper.com.au/what-your-development-financier-is-looking-for-in-assessing-your-project-according-to-dorados-founding-directors-thomas-mcclung-and-tim-moore/;

A developer, on approaching a financier, often tries to get inside the financier’s mind to understand exactly what they’re likely to look for. The answer is that the financier sees all the individual aspects of a development as being not unlike an orchestra; one player out of tune can have […]

September 26, 2019

How JDAP is Really Affecting the Property Industry

How did a framework promising to “improve the balance between technical advice and local knowledge” foster paralysing uncertainty for the property development industry?

May 9, 2019

Affordability in the Perth detached house and unit markets

Despite the recent cooling of the Australian residential property market, housing affordability remains of key concern to many Australian households. However, the issue of housing affordability is often only examined from the perspective of Australia’s two largest (and most expensive cities) of Sydney and Melbourne. This bulletin seeks to redress […]

December 11, 2019