What’s next for the West End site?
A rezoning push for the West End brewery site is a “once in a generation opportunity” to transform the area into a “world-class lifestyle precinct”. Find out what’s proposed.
Urban and Regional Development
From eyesore to swanky new seaside suburb
A derelict site is a step closer to becoming a trendy new beachside suburb after developers released floor plans – see the prices here.
How building more houses will create a more prosperous state
These six young professionals all migrated to SA for lifestyle and career opportunities. But without more housing, a leading economist says our state can’t fulfil its potential.
Why we need to shake up SA and grow wealth, jobs and opportunity
Why The Advertiser is challenging conventional thinking on population growth, economic priorities, urban planning, future jobs and reversing the brain drain.
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Green light for 11-storey Glenelg luxury apartments
Plans for an 11-storey luxury apartment building at Glenelg have been approved – but the decision has left neighbouring residents “disappointed”.
$250,000 wasted on ‘risky’ bikeway
Adelaide City Council spent $250,000 before abandoning a $6m bikeway because it was too risky.
Plans revealed for $24m nursing home transformation
A 50-year-old Goodwood nursing home could be demolished and replaced with a new multimillion-dollar, 100-bed facility.
Twin towers planned to loom over Newmarket Hotel
A landmark historic city pub has been trashed by vandals as its owners try to level part of the building for a $200m apartment tower.
First look: Adelaide’s $700m city arena by the Torrens
Steven Marshall has announced the details of a $700m indoor multipurpose arena, first revealed today by The Advertiser. See designs and a video fly-through of the interior and exterior.
Marshall to build city arena to replace Entertainment Centre
A new arena for concerts, sport and major events will be built in the city to replace the Entertainment Centre, the Premier will announce today. Find out where.
Huge rates spike looms for thousands of SA properties
Thousands of SA building owners face significant hikes in property values – potentially leading to much higher council rates.
Pensioners evicted to make way for servo and KFC
Tenants of a retirement village will be evicted in two months to make room for a new service station and KFC. Some, expecting a long stay, only just found out.
How many houses have been built in your suburb since 2014?
House-and-land package sales have hit record levels, with new estates seeing enormous growth. See how many homes have been built in your suburb.
Pub’s three-storey hotel approved – despite concerns
An $8m revamp of the Kent Town Hotel – including a three-storey, 75-room accommodation building – is likely to spell the end of the ‘Jungle’ restaurant.
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