Construction to start soon on Somerset Indooroopilly
The construction schedule of a golf course retirement village in Brisbane’s western suburbs has been revealed.
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Chinese-backed developer reveals plans after $26m foundry sale
The new owners of a Brisbane steel and metal manufacturing site, owned for years by a global engineering giant, are aiming to transform the property into a state-of-the-art mixed-use precinct including shops, homes, entertainment and medical facilities.
New owners for pub with no peer
Australia’s best known outback pub will have a new owner for the first time in four decades but it will be business as usual.
Back in the agency game
A well known agent returns to the commercial property agency world, a prestige agency sets up in a prestige location and the real estate industry rallies for bushfire victims.
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Building a framework for change
TRADITIONAL building methods will soon come under pressure as technological change hits the construction industry.
This kitchen rules
IT’S the Queensland property deal that will just keep giving — paving the way for a Brisbane facility to become Australia’s biggest charity kitchen producing five million meals a year.
Brisbane office tower yields to tighten
Major office tower transaction yields are expected to tighten this year as offshore capital increasingly sees Brisbane as an alternative to the over-priced Sydney and Melbourne markets.
Where you can rent for $120 a week
A QUEENSLAND town has been revealed as the nation’s cheapest place to live, with tenants in one suburb forking out just $120 per week.
Uni plans $1.9 billion expansion
ONE of Queensland’s largest universities has revealed ambitious plans for a $1.9 billion expansion of its campus.
Good times … and more to come
THE Queensland commercial property market gathered steam in 2017, with expectations that the good times will continue next year.
Brisbane building snapped up for $106m
A SIX-storey inner-city building has fetched the highest per-square-metre price in Brisbane’s fringe office market for more than a year.
Struggling bowls club’s fight to survive
A SOUTHEAST Brisbane community is fighting to save its historic bowls club after it was forced to sell the site to developers for just $1 when it fell into serious debt.
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