Race for prime military land begins
THE Defence Department has confirmed it has appointed a commercial agency to sell surplus land in what is the largest Brisbane riverside development site to be put on the market in the inner-city for decades.
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Luxury’s new home in the Valley
SOME of the world’s top indepedent fashion and lifestyle brands have found a new home for flagship stores in Brisbane’s classiest fashion precinct.
Foodies heaven in Brisbane Quarter
A MICHELIN-STARRED chef will headline the retail component of the first stage of the $1 billion Brisbane Quarter development that will transform a once-neglected part of the CBD.
Sneak peek at city of the future
WITH Brisbane’s population tipped to grow to 4.2 million by 2050, “smart development” is the key to preserving and enhancing the Queensland way of life, a roundtable has been told.
Developer climbs into health hub
A Townsville large format retail development is set to take wellness focused projects to a new level.
Development only way forward for struggling RSL
A BRISBANE RSL club that has been a feature in an inner-suburban hub for more than five decades says the “only way forward” is to find a joint venture partner to develop its site or it may ‘fold’.
Industrial hotspot no longer a secret
COMPETITION is expected to heat up for space at a yet-to-be built Port of Brisbane industrial site, following precommitments from two local companies for state-of-the art office/warehouses.
Green light for new HQ in $850m project
AFTER three years of negotiating, Brisbane Catholic Education has finally received approval to establish a new head office, complete with a rooftop recreation space and more than 200 car parks, in a gamechanging development in the city’s inner-south.
Industrial market optimism firms
AFTER a stellar 2017, a lack of supply and growing tenant demand should drive the Brisbane industrial market towards another strong year.
A match made at Hungry Jack’s
HE WAS flipping burgers out the back. She was manning the cash register up the front. Now a professional relationship forged as 14-year-old Hungry Jack’s workers has entered the real world.
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