Huge turnaround in fortunes for major Brisbane street
Building refurbishments, an expanding menu of dining venues and a renewed vision for the “gateway” boulevard are shifting the focus of tenants back to one of Brisbane’s best-known streets.
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Property agency snares new boss
After three months Cushman & Wakefield has found its new QLD managing director; Sentinel spruces up its biggest acquisition; and Savills party hearty pre-Christmas.
Ban saving Brisbane backyards: See if you’re affected
Brisbane City Council is about to rezone a massive parcel of land, effectively shutting down new plans for townhouses and apartments in some areas.
Historic strip club venue up for sale
A historic building that’s part of Queensland’s trading heritage but which also houses a strip club, has been listed for sale, raising its potential for further development thanks to a waterfront lease and an additional 600 sqm of adjoining vacant land.
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Warehouse conversion a ‘jaw dropper’
THAT’S how the conversion of this Brisbane CBD warehouse has been described. Its luxurious penthouse has river views, soaring ceilings and the largest-ever single poured terrazzo slab in Queensland.
Heritage-listed gem’s prayers answered
A 130-YEAR-old renovated church and Fortitude Valley landmark has had faithful buyers ready to take a pew.
Centre on its way after legal limbo
TWO new shopping centres are about to pop up north of Brisbane, including one that has been delayed by a lengthy legal battle.
Holy guacamole, you can get it on the go
TACO Bell’s incursion into the Brisbane market hasn’t slowed down Tex Mex rival Guzman y Gomez, which is rolling out its latest drive-through location.
What price for super regional shopping centre?
WE hear AMP Capital is in due diligence to buy a half-stake in the Indooroopilly Shopping Centre – but the eye-watering price tag might be a tad too high.
Top tenant for new shopping centre
A PROPOSED neighbourhood shopping centre north of Brisbane has snagged a popular and much sought anchor tenant and two specialty retailers on long term leases.
People power fuels market
Population growth is one of the major reasons an increasing number of companies taking up more leasing space in the Queensland industrial sector.
Mums and dads eye yields
The so-called mums and dads segment of the property investment market which traditionally put their money into residential are increasingly understanding the benefit of commercial assets.
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