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A sample of key transactions financed by Princeton

602-608 Princes Highway, Rockdale NSW 2216
Construction of 59 Apartments
73-75 Beattie Street, Balmain NSW 2041
Construction of 5 Terraces and One Penthouse
6-8 Vaughan St, Blakehurst NSW 2221
Construction of 32 apartments
Construction of eight luxury apartments and one shop.
134-138 Campbell Pde, Bondi Beach NSW 2026
Residential Development
Construction of thirty-six apartments and five shops.
1-5 Rancom Street & 1637-1647 Botany Road, Botany NSW 2019
Mixed Use Development
Construction of 161 residential apartments and 8 shops.
1 Villawood Place Villawood NSW 2163
Residential Development
Construction of a six-storey mixed commercial/ residential development comprising four commercial tenancies, twenty-five residential units and basement level car parking.
45 – 47 Peel Street Canley Heights NSW 2166
Mixed Use Development
Construction of a six-storey residential flat development comprising 55 apartments and basement car parking.
42 – 44 Lethbridge Street Penrith NSW 2750
Residential Development

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Waiting time

We all have strengths and weaknesses. One of my faults which is heightened in the “instant” world in which we live in 2023, is a lack of patience when it comes to waiting in line. If you want to really punish me, ask me to stand idly in a queue. I find waiting [...]

Performance Measure pitfalls

Distinguished economists, statisticians and mathematicians often have their name associated with some economic theory, concept or tool. Some examples include Giffen goods, the Nash equilibrium, the Phillips curve and the Gini coefficient. Today, I would like to introduce you to another economic concept - Goodhart’s law. This “law” testifies that social or economic [...]

Mortgage and Debt

Marriages and mortgages have something in common - they are both “death pledges”. In a non-secular marriage ceremony, each partner vows to stay with the other ‘until death do us part’. Home buyers who execute a mortgage also commit to a “death pledge”, but not in a literal sense. To explain this, we [...]

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