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Did you know: 1. You can control the airspace above someone else's building, with their permission, without having to pay for it until the council has approved the new rooftop home. Nil holding costs. 2. You can 'air bank' potential sites within 800m of a train station for as little as $10,000 per average site. 3. You can lease airspace for up to five years. 4. You need 75% of the strata owners to agree to sell airspace in NSW. Airspace Real Estate in Sydney: Unlocking Potential 150,000 New Homes $150 Billion Value-Add $75 Billion for Capital Repairs 100,000 New Jobs $60 Billion Government Earning 500 Million Tons of Carbon Locked In 92% of Strata Buildings have <20 lots with unused roof space Airspace Real Estate doesn't cost the earth! #airspace

We are pleased to see Airspace and Rooftop extensions will be consulted on in proposed reforms to the National Planning Policy Framework. Next Level are experts in airspace and rooftop development developers and will be providing the government with vital feedback on how vertical extensions can both: 1) unlock housing supply; and 2) decarbonise the host building #airspace #NPPF #mansardextension #planningreform #angelarayner #retrofit

Support from local councils in NSW is gaining momentum. The fourth Sydney-based local council is eager to explore the possibilities of airspace development and is considering adjusting policies to incentivise or facilitate such development. With 124 more councils remaining, the goal is to engage with four more councils within 14 days. #airspace

The most significant potential to increase density without major development of new buildings.

The Council of the European Union has adopted its first reading position on the reform of the Single European Sky (SES), marking a significant step towards enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of European airspace management. The reform aims to...

Do you know which is the busiest airport in the US? If you've answered NY or LA, we're sorry to tell you that you're wrong. Last year the Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta (Georgia) hosted over 94 million passengers and has long topped a ranking that features only American airports in the top five, thanks to the increasing volume of domestic flights. In this article you can discover which are the next airports in the ranking and their strategic plans for expansion! #Webuild ...in the United States, today many airports are the subject of large investments and projects to update their infrastructures and to be even more competitive; Indeed, there are over 5,200 public airports, many of which are undergoing modernization and expansion...

"Typically, airspace is anything above a property,”. “When you buy a property, you own the airspace all the way to heaven and, hypothetically, all the way down to hell. It's just the actual council that restricts you from putting anything over and above what is actually required.” #CBRE Article: https://lnkd.in/gpsdwdav #airspace #circulareconomy Association of Rooftop & Airspace Development

Did you know you can buy and sell airspace? If you own land next to a high-rise, you could sell your air rights to a developer wanting to build higher. Don’t just focus on the land—look up! Airspace is a valuable asset. Follow me for more expert property tips! @will_tong #airrights #commercialproperty #propertyinvestment #realestate

Is Airfield Ground Lighting, really a 3B€ market? Get real. One of my current tasks is to create regular updates on the market for Airfield Ground Lighting - a small but highly competitive market - including competitive analysis and market share updates. In my different research exercises I constantly look around to better understand the current market volumes. Airfield Ground Lighting is a critical part of every airport set up, the visual guidance elements for pilots to orient themselves when landing or departing (besides other information systems) is without a doubt one of the most important keys to guarantee our aviation safety. I know quite well what the total market value is but then to see masses of so called research institutes playing darts on the basis of … close to nothing is sickening. A series of so called Airfield Ground Lighting (AGL) vendors are listed but most can hardly be called AGL companies and yes there is a difference between lighting in the terminal and Airfield Ground Lighting, so please researchers know your stuff. What’s even more, they ask close to 4000$ for a report that is full of wrong data based on feedback from people that hardly know this very specific part of the aviation industry where big changes are rare and a lot of would be competitors more known for their claims than for the quality (or availability) of their products. So if you ever want to know more about the unique market for Airfield Ground Lighting and the true market value, start by reading amongst others some of the official antitrust reports that are circulating on the Internet and talk to the many people that have been active on this market for years. To better understand a market avoid expensive reports, do your own research and speak to those that are supposed to know better. LinkedIn is a great start. #led #airports #airfieldgroundlighting #airside

The digitization of airfield safety inspections is rapidly gaining momentum at airports across the country. One success story comes from the Rich Husband Amarillo International Airport, where they successfully implemented #ArcGISOnline to transition from traditional paper-based inspections to a streamlined digital approach. By leveraging the power of ArcGIS Online, the Amarillo airport was able to enhance their auditing process, improving efficiency, accuracy, and overall safety standards. In this case study, you will learn the details of their successful implementation, the key benefits and lessons learned along the way. Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain valuable insights and inspiration for your own digital transformation initiatives in the aviation sector. https://ow.ly/fxw550QvEcZ