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  • JV Partner Sought for Seachange Hotspot

    Port City Bowling Club in Port Macquarie, NSW with Suburbanite are presenting the area’s newest opportunity to redevelop the club’s under-utilised carpark site. According to Suburbanite, the right project will benefit from the area’s record demand for the residential and commercial sectors. Unprecedented levels of internal migration backed by significant infrastructure investment are transforming Port…

  • Bite Size Asset 360

    Over the next few months, we will be releasing our top 5 strategies for diversifying your revenue. You can view the first edition for the bite-size report here: Bite Size Asset 360 – Strategy 1 Bite Size Asset 360 – Strategy 2 Bite Size Asset 360 – Strategy 3    

  • Asset 360 Report – December 2020

      You can view the December 2020 Asset 360 Report here.

  • Surplus Land Strategy: Sell, do a JV or retain it & what you need to know

    Many clubs have surplus land that they want to maximise but aren’t sure if they should do a JV, sell the land or just keep it for the future without maximising the potential of the land. We asked Anna Porter of Suburbanite Asset Advisory if she could walk us through the pro’s and con’s of…

  • Fact or Fiction? You can have a new clubhouse at no cost to the club

    There are many clubs that have tired, dated and even obsolete facilities, but they just don’t have the budget to update the buildings. With the increased operating costs and slumping memberships clubs’ are finding it harder and harder to provide members with the types of facilities that they would like to. Many club managers see…

  • Is your club going to be the next Opal Tower? 

    With the Australia construction industry, constantly in the spotlight (for the wrong reasons) as of late, it is important to safeguard your club from becoming the next Opal Tower. This construction industry scrutiny comes at the same time more and more clubs are partnering with developers and builders to undertake projects that will bring in…

  • Surplus Land Strategy: Creating reoccurring revenue for the future

    Many clubs want to or even need to look at strategies to create reoccurring revenue streams. This is often done thought their property strategy if repurposing surplus land/buildings to alternate uses. But many clubs managers just aren’t sure what uses are the right fit and what may be too high risk. We asked Anna Porter…

  • Featured in Clubs IQ: Club Renovations & Asset Renewals: Knowing your numbers

    When a more sophisticated asset holder, like a club, decides to delve into a major renovation or renew the clubs assets for the first time, they often miss some important numbers that can make or break the project. We asked Anna Porter of Suburbanite Asset Advisory to delve deeper into this topic for us. “A…

  • Featured in Clubs IQ: DIY Developments VS Partnering with a seasoned developer: What clubs need to know

    When a club looks to embark on a development or a major property project, they often realise very quickly that they don’t have the expertise to execute it themselves. Club boards are typically made up of people who have extensive backgrounds in the local community, long ties to the club or are local business personalities;…

  • Corporate governance and your property strategy: How to get the right framework in place to make good property decisions 

    Making the wrong decision with your club members’ money can not only be a communications nightmare but it can also ruin the future viability of the club. You may be wondering what a good investment framework looks like for a club and what happens when bad investment decisions are made with members’ money. Suburbanite director…

  • Featured in Clubs IQ: What can clubs learn from the share economy?

    With the shared economy forging into our everyday lives and share offices are taking over the commercial property space right around Australia, it is crucial to ask whether clubs can learn anything from this latest trend, and how can they create a revenue stream from the new way people work. Suburbanite founder and director looks…

  • Asset 360 Report – September 2019

    The Asset 360 Report takes Clubs, Not for Profits (NFP’s) and broad portfolio investors behind the property market. The September Edition is titled: Renewing Dead Assets: How to repurpose, revitalise and avoid the risk of having under-performing assets. Access the report here: Asset 360 Report – September 2019