Richard A. Cruickshank

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  PIR founder and managing director Richard Cruickshank will continue to be involved in the business.

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  Richard Cruickshank Managing Director Property Investment Research Direct line (03) 8622 3311

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  Richard Cruickshank
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  Richard A Cruickshank
  
  Managing Director
  
  Richard was the architect and founder of Property Investment Research when it was established in 1989.He has been involved in key management roles within finance, investment and advisory over the past 30 years, both in Australia and the UK.
  
  Richard has been monitoring and advising on property trust investment for the past 20 years.

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  Richard Cruickshank
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  Richard CruickshankManaging Director, PIR

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  Richard Cruickshank, PIR Managing Director & Responsible Officer phone: +61 (0)3 9670 7767

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  Property Investment Research"s managing director, Richard Cruickshank, said the Australian real estate investment trust sector still held the lion"s share of the market, with 49 per cent of the total gross assets under management. 'Fewer deposits, elevated redemptions and lower reinvestment rates are making life difficult for many of these managers, and it is anticipated that they will be fewer in number at the other side of the credit crunch,' Mr Cruickshank said.

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  Published on: 12/12/2007    Last Visited: 3/23/2008  

  Commenting on the report, PIR managing director Richard Cruickshank, said the Australian REITs industry had continued to grow at compound annual growth rate exceeding 20%, with institutional allocations from superannuation and investment funds still holding around 8%-10%.
  
  "PIR believes there is a strong case for a 15%-20% allocation," Mr Cruickshank said."However, this would require industry participants to row in the same direction and send a consistent message to investors and investment managers."
  
  Australia's top 10 fund managers collectively control 57% of the overall REITs industry with Westfield controlling almost 14% on its own.That top 10 is collectively responsible for real estate assets totalling $203.5 billion, an increase of 27% on last year's figure of $159.7 billion.
  
  Mr Cruickshank said Australia remained the most securitised property market in the world, with about 70% of listed and unlisted property assets already securitised.
  
  "On the global property investment market only 15% (US$2.6 trillion) of investment grade commercial property is owned by property funds and REITS, so rocket science is not required to determine where the future opportunities may lie," he said.
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  "This clearly indicates the continuation of the swing towards unlisted retail funds, away from syndicates, that has been increasingly prevalent for the past three years," Mr Cruickshank said.

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  Property Investment Research Group director Richard Cruickshank, said that even though child support payments are not linked to custody, access rights can be denied without reason or without any financial penalty to the payee.He claims: "It is common knowledge right across the nation (even Parliamentarians and The Ombudsman, where the CSA is the major source of complaint) that many thousands of men have been forced to resort to unemployment as their only defence against the excessive demands of the CSA.Yet the CSA adamantly denies the problem exists and at the same time refuses point blank to obtain independent research or commission surveys to support their case."
  
  Cruickshank also made mention of the review process, primarily utilised by payees and which the CSA refers to as 'client charter.'
  
  "It is mandatory and judgemental, it is free to payees and based on 'one' public servant's subject evaluation of income earning capacity and assumed ownership of assets.The appeal process via the Family Court (which is seen as biased against men) is expensive and beyond the resources of most payers who can only resort to unemployment as a defensive mechanism," Cruickshank said.

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  Published on: 8/7/2007    Last Visited: 10/24/2007  

  Ratings agency Property Investment Research managing director Richard Cruickshank said Farrands has a lot of experience in running real estate investment trusts and the loss of Hailey would not dent investor confidence in the company.
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  "MFS are quite proactive and will continue in that vein," Cruickshank said.
  
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  Published on: 8/6/2007    Last Visited: 10/24/2007  

  Ratings agency Property Investment Research managing director Richard Cruickshank said Farrands has a lot of experience in running real estate investment trusts and the loss of Hailey would not dent investor confidence in the company.
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  "MFS are quite proactive and will continue in that vein," Cruickshank said.

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