WA fund manager tunes into Teneriffe
A WEST Australian-based fund manager has beaten a host of competitors for a four-level character office building in the “hottest mixed-use precinct in Brisbane”.
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The new birdcage bringing strangers together
THIS cage-like dome has lit up Brisbane’s inner city, with the aim of bringing passers-by together in contemplation.
Landmark tower now part of package
An Australian property group, in partnership with a sovereign wealth fund, have secured their second Brisbane CBD office tower, notching $450 million spent so far.
Interstate groups outbidding locals ‘time and time again’
THE head of a leading property agency has called on local investors to become more aggressive in the wake of the southern invasion of Queensland.
Recycling punt to pay off
A FAMILY company has embarked on a multimillion-dollar expansion of its construction and industrial waste-based recycling business as the Queensland Government fast tracks new measures to support the industry.
Dexus takes a detour to the Valley
AN ASX-listed property giant has parked its money in the prestige car market in what has been described as a “landmark” deal for Fortitude Valley.
Shutting up shop after six decades
DOZENS of workers will lose their jobs when a foundry on Brisbane’s southside closes its doors after over 60 years in business.
North Lakes’ $250m new place to be
THE local Westfield shopping centre might be the current place to be seen in the booming North Lakes region, but a new $250 million precinct is about to up the ante. TAKE A TOUR
Small tenants are a big deal in CBD
SMALL tenants wanting less than 1000sq m of space have a big impact on leasing market in Brisbane’s CBD.
Banks close to making HQ decision
THERE’s been plenty of talk around the market about two of the biggest leasing requirements in the Brisbane CBD – new headquarters for big bankers Westpac and Suncorp.
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