Seven-storey apartment building to tower over major Adelaide road
A seven-storey apartment building by a boutique Adelaide developer would rise over shops along one of the city’s busiest roads.
Urban and Regional Development
15,000 homes for northern Adelaide under new plan
Dry Creek’s salt fields will be turned into a master-planned community with a “minimum” of 15,000 homes under a push by the state government.
Escape to Burnside: Affordable housing for blue-chip suburbs
Affordable homes would be built in Adelaide’s most expensive suburbs – and developers required to offer more cheaper homes – under new plans.
$28m, six-storey apartment complex for Anzac Highway
Nearly 50 new dwellings would be built under a $28m plan for a six-storey apartment building to replace “unliveable” Housing Trust homes.
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$30m vision for historic North Adelaide site
A historic slice of the former Channel 9 studios site would be revamped with offices and a rooftop restaurant and bar as part of a $30m project. See the plans.
‘Special to me’: Mali’s personal mission to revive the SA Housing Trust
The SA Housing Trust will be reborn as part of Premier Peter Malinauskas’ blueprint to ease a home supply crisis.
Votes are in on SANFL return to Football Park
Just one vote split the Charles Sturt Council decision on whether the SANFL should return to Football Park.
Clean up Port Stanvac for 1500 new homes: US oil giant put on notice
Premier Peter Malinauskas has demanded ExxonMobil clean up its abandoned oil refinery at Port Stanvac to build a massive new housing development in the southern suburbs.
Revealed: Port Adelaide’s most significant development in decades
A $20m redevelopment of an iconic Port Adelaide precinct is aimed at creating “one of South Australia’s must-see destinations”. See the pictures.
Rocky road for $15.4bn South Rd tunnels construction deal
Key background details about the bidders for the $15.4bn Torrens to Darlington have triggered criticism.
Mystery builds as major global player commits to third CBD hotel
The world’s biggest hotel chain is planning to launch a third site for Adelaide’s CBD as work on its flagship offering in the historic GPO building nears completion.
What now? Big decision made over Cranker’s future
The political fate of a Greens motion to “save the Cranker” has been decided – so what does it mean for the venue’s dedicated supporters?
‘Emotionally driven and populist’: Policy backlash over Cranker fight
The state’s leading property industry body has warned a rally cry to change the law to save the venue would set a “dangerous precedent”.
Mali to face music: Calls to change ‘broken’ law to protect historic Cranker
Campaigners say the government could easily end the controversy over a developer’s plan to gut the Crown and Anchor Hotel if it wanted to, after thousands rallied to save the iconic venue.
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