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Paul Rickard

Sydney
As seen in: Switzer Daily, City A.M., CoStar, North Coast Journal, PropertyWire, The Gisborne Herald, Australian National Review, Housing Today
Investment, super and SMSF guru. Co-founder of Switzer Super Report
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News | London's housing gridlock: What is viability and why does it matter?

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By Paul Rickard
| CoStar Verified
Home Office Industrial Retail Multifamily Hotels People Economy Analytics Finance Healthcare Mixed Use Specialty Design & Construction Coworking Environmental Legal/Legislation Companies Power Brokers Technology Development Search Articles Expert Opinion The system is failing but there is a way forwards Paul Rickard.
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The spending review was a bold step which provides opportunities to think differently about delivery

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By Paul Rickard
| Housing Today Verified
The spending review on Wednesday delivered what many in the housing sector have long hoped for: a serious commitment to affordable housing, with £39 billion pledged over the next decade. It’s a powerful statement of intent from the government, one that recognises the scale of the challenge we face, and one that could potentially unlock and supercharge the delivery of affordable housing.
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Westpac delivers - but has it rallied too far?

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By Paul Rickard
| Switzer Daily Verified
Since the start of October, Westpac had rallied almost 17% making it the best performing major bank over this period. So on the basis of the old axiom “buy the rumour, sell the fact”, it was no surprise to see it fall today by around 3% when it delivered an “as expected” full year financial result. Moreover, there was nothing in the result to suggest that Westpac was in a position to rise up in the bank “pecking order”.
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