Taryn Paris is a Senior Journalist at The Urban Developer. She specializes in construction and real estate, with a keen focus on regional interests and world news, particularly in Australia and LATAM. Taryn's work has garnered attention for its insightful coverage of diverse topics, including the Olympics, cannabis, and ridesharing innovations like Uber.
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Taryn's coverage focuses on the local real estate and property market, with an emphasis on new developments, construction projects, and urban planning in Australia, specifically Queensland and Brisbane. She regularly covers press releases from companies involved in real estate development as well as government announcements related to the property market.
To effectively reach out to Taryn Paris, consider providing her with exclusive insights or data related to significant real estate transactions or upcoming development projects within her geographic focus of Queensland and Brisbane. Additionally, offering expert commentary on trends in urban planning or sustainability initiatives within the local property market could be valuable for her reporting.
As she frequently cites data in her articles, providing comprehensive research findings or statistical analysis relevant to local real estate trends may capture her attention.
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By: Taryn Paris
The sustainability-led developer has set ambitious targets for the project, its biggest to date, as it builds on its lau
A former horse paddock at Mitchelton has sold for $9.9 million to a retirement living operator in the north-west Brisbane suburb.
By: Taryn Paris
Undertaking a technically tough heritage construction job at one of Sydney's busiest intersections has called for thinki
Developer-builder Inca Group has won approval for its 18-apartment project at St Ives and will break ground on the project in the new year.
By: Taryn Paris
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South-east Queensland developer Chapter Two has tapped Groupline Constructions for its 12-storey apartment tower at the southern end of the Glitter Strip.
While international capital is eyeing the Harbour City favourably, an Asian neighbour is outpacing the Aussie, according to the Urban Land Institute's latest report.
The independent national housing agency will open expressions of interest in early 2025 for a $1-billion program to deliver crisis and transitional housing through the National Housing Infrastructure Facility.
Heidelberg Materials has put forward plans for three 50-storey residential towers for its riverside site at 14 and 19 Nott Street at South Brisbane.
The commercial property sector is capitalising on renewed confidence and price recalibrations to chalk up stronger transaction volumes in 2024...
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