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Media Watch Report

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Introduction Since the outbreak of COVID-19, both South Australians and New Zealanders went into lockdowns in March 2020. COVID-19 has caused universal economic crises in people lives. The impact of COVID-19 pandemic closed the business activities, reduced jobs and significantly impacting on the residential property sales in the market. Therefore, the topic of this report will provide some information and data on how COVID-19 is impacting the Adelaide property market compared to Auckland. However, the proposition of this topic will focus and discuss how much Covid-19 has impacted house prices and values. Residential property prices and values can be determined by what happens to the socio-economy activities, the population per density in both suburban areas and numbers of COVID-19 cases; because it can directly impact the price and values the houses. The house prices often take longer to reflect what happens in the local or national economy due to the house is not easy to purchase ...

Shopping Center Management 4 Defries Avenue, New South Wales 2017

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 Executive summary East Village is located on 4 Defries Avenue, Zetland, New South Wales 2017. The shopping centre is part of new mixed-use development and was awarded. Types of propjet eight storeys includes: retail, commercial and car parking uses with residential units (CoreLogic 2020).   The construction was started in October 2012 and completed in October 2014. East Village is a sub-regional shopping centre in Sydney Central Business District (CBD) including over 50 retailers, 6.7 million annual customers visiting and 32,961sqm Gross Lettable Area (GLA). Introduction East Village shopping centre is located on 4 Defries Avenue, Zetland, New South Wales 2017. The location is an inner-eastern suburb of Sydney. From Sydney Central Business District (CBD) and Sydney international airport to the shopping centre is approximately 4 kilometres. The East Village car park is providing ticket-less secure parking for the customers. The facilities uses approximately 671 parking...

The Trans-Papua Highway

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Project The Trans-Papua Highway Executive summary This report aims to critically analyse how the trans- Papua highway project was planned and performed in Papua and West Papua province of Indonesia. The plans allocated USD$415.3 million in 2016 for the cost of the project from Indonesia’s ministry of public works and housing (World Highways 2015). The total length of trans-Papua highway is 4,330.07 kilometres 3, 850 kilometres have been completed in March 2017 and some under construction (‘Trans-Papua Highway,’ 2020). The main reasons for developing the road construction is to improve connectivity, open up isolated areas and reduce the price of products.   The stakeholders have involved the military into the project construction to reduce any security disturbance, especially on the highlands part of Papua province. Critical analysis of the project is under construction to be successful. The most important setback for the project was the lack of involvement and collaboration, comm...