It is believed three suburbs could be first in line in Nick Champion’s plan to push ahead with a “farsighted” strategy for high-density apartment towers that stalled 14 years ago.
More than 40 hectares of land in Adelaide’s north have been earmarked for development in a plan that could make way for 3500 new homes. Watch the flythrough.
The full scale of a 19-storey proposed student housing development on the site of the imperilled Cranker has been revealed. See the documents.
The reshuffle of the Malinauskas Government gives the state and opportunity to put the most frustrating level of government in its place, writes David Penberthy.
Hectorville Mitre 10’s owner says a proposed Bunnings would cause traffic issues for property he owns – but has agreed to sell a neighbouring block to Aldi.
Time appears to be up for a longstanding Port Adelaide market, with a developer told he can tear down the historic Fishermen’s Wharf building.
The heritage-listed frontage of a landmark Prospect Rd building ravaged by fire last year has been approved for destruction. But the saga isn’t over yet.
Housing developments are booming Mount Barker but there a huge number of road and infrastructure projects that need to be completed to support the growth. See the list of projects.
From prime pastoral land to one of the fastest-growing communities in SA – aerial photos reveal how much Mount Barker and its surrounding towns have transformed.
This 60m-long, eight-storey tower will overwhelm the premier eastern suburbs retail strip, according to the local council. See the concept drawings.
The future of a longstanding bric-a-brac market in the heart of Port Adelaide is again uncertain with fresh plans to flatten the building.
Want to buy an Adelaide city apartment? You’re not the only one – more people are moving in for a slice of the CBD as the real estate market improves.
Vacant for a decade, this West Lakes site could be home to a glass-fronted, six-storey housing and retail complex – but will the council approve this one?
Developers have criticised huge changes to planning laws – saying they haven’t improved housing affordability – while warning about rampant demolition of our suburbs.
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