2024 WORKPLACE TRENDS: DATA DRIVEN INSIGHTS AND REAL-WORLD VALIDATION

In the realm of "Data-driven decisions," organisations often grapple with workspace strategies. Post COVID-19 research offers crucial insights into workplace dynamics, aligning seamlessly with Redd Zebra's recent space utilisation study across several commercial CBD office locations. The PCA Office Occupancy figures for February 2023, show trends across the reported states with office occupancy rates [...]

REDD ZEBRA CELEBRATES ITS FIFTH ANNIVERSARY

With steadfast tenacity, unwavering integrity, and a commitment to authenticity, Redd Zebra proudly commemorates its fifth year of operation. Our journey has been marked by diligence, resilience, and the preservation of our core values. This milestone is not about extravagant celebrations or self-adulation; rather, it symbolizes the culmination of dedicated efforts, overcoming challenges, and the [...]

SUSTAINABILITY AND SUCCESS: MAKE GOOD PROVISIONS IN MODERN COMMERCIAL LEASES

In our previous post, we delved into the intricate world of "make good" provisions within commercial lease agreements. We explored the challenges these clauses often pose to both landlords and tenants, touching upon interpretations, financial implications, sustainability concerns, and more. As we continue our journey through the realm of commercial leasing, it's time for [...]

NAVIGATING “MAKE GOOD” IN AUSTRALIAN COMMERCIAL LEASES

Amidst the dynamic landscape of Australia's $49.15 billion commercial real estate industry, featuring over a million commercial leases managing the interactions between landlords and tenants, understanding the intricacies of the "make good" provision is pivotal. With tenants seeking to mitigate future disputes and report contingent liabilities (AASB116, AASB137, IFRS16) and landlords striving to safeguard [...]

JUMPING INTO 2022!

Not one to shy away from a challenge; and let's face it we have all been challenged since the onset of COVID, Redd Zebra's MD Keith Merry took another leap of faith.  Keith completed his first skydive (tandem) reaching a height of approximately 4.2klm (14,000ft) in a perfectly serviceable light aircraft, before the leap [...]

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