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Jessica BrownReal estate digital editor

Jessica Brown is The Advertiser’s real estate digital editor. She joined News Corp as a journalist in 2013 and has worked in several newsrooms across Australia. Real estate has been her specialty since 2018.

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South

Seven-storey development by Sam Mercorella Pty Ltd at 1-2 Price St, Christies Beach. Artist impression

Apartment block set to be south’s tallest building

THE tallest building in Adelaide’s south will rise seven storeys over a beachside suburb after a council granted approved for the apartment tower.

South

Lorraine Rosenberg has been elected mayor for her third term. She is humbled by the number of votes received, almost double her closest opponent. Picture: Stephen Laffer

Why this mayor wants her councillor numbers cut

A MAYOR in Adelaide’s south wants councillor numbers slashed by almost half, to address the issue of “over representation” and make decision-making less “unwieldy”.

South

Walk to School at Rydalmere Public School.Parents and children joined in the walk to school.

New super school tipped for Adelaide’s south

THE Education Department is considering building a new “super school” in the southern suburbs to cope with the region’s rising population. Here’s where.

West & Beaches

An artist's impression of the revamped food precinct at Westfield Marion. Picture: Supplied

Inside Westfield Marion’s new food precinct

WESTFIELD has released new artist’s impressions of how its planned fresh precinct at Marion shopping centre will look, as work continues on the $350 million development. See all the pictures here.

West & Beaches

$350m shopping centre revamp starts ahead of Christmas

IN the countdown to Christmas, one of Adelaide’s biggest shopping centres has began a $350-million, five-year redevelopment — that’s been in the pipeline for years.

West & Beaches

16.4.2015.A BMX track that can host international comps is in the pipeline for O'Halloran Hill. It will merge Hallett Cove and Happy Valley clubs and will be the second track in the country that will meet international competetion and training standards. Hallett Cove and Happy Valley riders Joel Marsh,11, and Rayna Anesbury,11,at the Hallett Cove track, are at the top of their sport and say this will help them and many other South Australians go pro. pic tait schmaal.

Adelaide’s first world-class BMX hub on track

A WORLD-class BMX track proposed for Adelaide’s south is a step closer with a $60,000 feasibility study about to start. Officials say a track is needed to stop riders moving to Queensland.

Pride of Australia