Shell of a service station deal
Synergy Partners have made a healthy profit after refurbishing and negotiating a long-term lease on a Shell service station at Marsden.
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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.
Yields tighten in retail asset rush
AN IGA-anchored convenience centre in Brisbane’s eastern suburbs almost broke the 6 per cent yield barrier when it was sold to a Gold Coast family.
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.
Race on to fill companies’ office needs
DEVELOPERS and agents will be on overdrive as Christmas approaches and some of Australia’s largest companies work to meet their office requirements.
True grandeur coming to the city
A NEW apartment hotel in Brisbane’s CBD is set to offer blend of history, grandeur and great dining, the like of which has rarely been seen in Queensland.
New vision for Brisbane CBD
WITH billions of dollars of development and infrastructure projects in the pipeline, new business and entertainment precincts will emerge in the Brisbane CBD and change how people use it.
City reclaims crown for biggest Macca’s
McDONALD’S flagship Brisbane store has opened, reclaiming the crown of Australia’s biggest Macca’s held by a previous inner-city outlet.
New beginning for rare Valley asset
A NEGLECTED two-storey Fortitude Valley building that drew ‘astronomical’ buyer interest will undergo an extensive refurbishment to take advantage of the nearby superstar, hipster-haven high street.
People power driving flagship Macca’s
A NEW 24/7 McDonald’s Queen Street Mall store – the fast food giant’s largest ever Australian retail project – is set to open after a $5 million state-of-the-art fitout of the former Jo-Jo’s restaurant.
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