Juliet Helmke is a New Homes Editor at REA Group Ltd. She specializes in construction and real estate, with a focus on urban design, housing markets, and property management. Juliet's insights and expertise have been featured in publications such as Global Finance Herald, InvestorDaily, and Smart Property Investment.
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Juliet Helmke's coverage heavily focuses on the real estate industry, with a strong emphasis on local announcements and data. She is likely to be receptive to pitches that provide unique insights into the Australian real estate market, particularly in New South Wales and Sydney.
Given her focus on citing data and government announcements related to the real estate sector, she may be interested in expert commentary or analysis from professionals with deep knowledge of property markets, housing policies, or economic trends affecting property prices and rentals in Australia.
Pitches offering exclusive access to relevant data or forecasts regarding commercial properties, rental market trends or home prices within New South Wales could resonate well with Juliet.
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At a time when the country is looking to increase new homes starts, one change could see a substantial number of contracts fall over before construction has begun
By: Juliet Helmke
Add as a preferred source on Google It's nothing to do with school catchments or commute time.
By: Juliet Helmke
Add as a preferred source on Google With prices starting from $250,000, these South Australian lots aren't available to everyone.
By: Juliet Helmke
In a housing crisis, no home should be unused. But too often residential properties sit vacant while developers wait to begin work on their next phase.
By: Juliet Helmke
The Productivity Council's interim report on housing supply asks Australians to consider upzoning all major cities to at least three storeys.
By: Juliet Helmke
A new “precinct structure plan” shows how Victoria plans to set out a new suburb in the outer west.
Western Sydney Airport is slated to officially open in weeks, while the nearby city intended to support this hub is under construction – and needs help with names.
By: Juliet Helmke
The Queensland government expects development of this inner-north site to be ready to show off by the 2032 Olympics.
By: Juliet Helmke
Two barracks, each less than 10km from Adelaide's CBD, have progressed with plans to become new housing precincts.
By: Juliet Helmke
When it comes to buying an apartment off the plan, there's a common worry that many Australians have: will the promises live up to reality?
