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A CEO of a Gold Coast based property investment company is urging Australians to “do whatever you can to buy more property now” before a price explosion hits.
A CEO of a Gold Coast based property investment company is urging Australians to “do whatever you can to buy more property now” before a price explosion hits.
Dexus has taken a 50 per cent stake in Atlassian’s $1 billion timber tower anchoring the government-backed tech precinct next to Sydney’s Central Station.
Another old house is set to be demolished and replaced with a shiny new tower close to the Gold Coast’s world-famous beaches. But this tower is special – and its unique design was created by a local artist.
Of all the states and territories, the largest year-on-year increase in commercial search volumes has ben experienced in Canberra.
New images reveal the Gold Coast’s next dining precinct inside a new $500 million development which will create a significant number of jobs.
The NSW government has announced station locations and development precinct opportunities for the Sydney Metro-Western Sydney Aerotropolis train line.
Construction of the driverless railway line for the Western Sydney Aerotropolis is expected to start this year, with exact station locations confirmed along the 23-kilometre route.
Melbourne-based developer Chiodo Corporation has lodged plans to build a $300 million luxury resort to bring the “bling factor” back to tropical north Queensland.
The Accor Fairmont Port Douglas will be the newest hotel in the region in 20 years and includes 253 rooms, several restaurants, bars, a day spa, treetop walk as well as conference and wedding facilities designed around large pools.
Deals continuing to flow for prime sites across Melbourne’s inner ring, with developers snapping up sites through lockdown.
Mid-market lender Pallas Capital along with Sydney-based developer Fortis Development Group have picked up a prominent development site in South Melbourne.
LIVING through a COVID lockdown on the Gold Coast was the push Alyce and Ben Thew needed to buy their dream home.
The Carrara couple, with two young daughters, decided it was the right time to upgrade from suburbia to acreage.
Sydney-based developer Billbergia, along with partner AMP Capital, has sold $20 million worth of luxury apartments at its Brisbane Skytower development, defying the downturn in sales seen in the broader market.