Something old is new again
WILLIAM Deague looks for that something special whenever he embarks on a new project and his fresh upgrade of a tired building transformed to flash new inner-city hotel is no exception.
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Car giant to take over run-down site
IT is prime inner-city real estate that’s just never really taken off. But that could all change now that Brisbane City Council has given Mercedes Benz approval for a multi-million dollar redevelopment.
ASX-listed trust snares regional asset
AN ASX-listed real estate investment trust has broken into the tightly held investment grade industrial market in central Queensland, handing over $29.5 million fort his site.
Long view with CBD office upgrades
JIM Stewart takes the long term view. The director of Canadian real estate development and investment company Quadra Pacific regularly visits Queensland to oversee the firm’s Australian arm’s assets.
Building that reinvented Brisbane CBD
IT OPENED two years before Expo 88, ushering in a new era of office towers to rival any in Australia. But more than that, this development spelt the end of the original ‘Golden Triangle’ of the 1970s’ CBD centred around Queen St. | PICTURE SPECIAL
War of the shopping centres heats up
JUST as Pacific Fair has begun unveiling drawcard stores, another major southeast Queensland retailer is about to start work on a multimillion-dollar redevelopment.
Industrial site goes for $16 million
A WEST Australian investment group has snapped an up property in one of Brisbane’s revered industrial hubs for $16 million.
Club bowled over by retirement lifeline
LAND rich but financially strapped sporting clubs could be thrown a lifeline as a new retirement living alternative.
New operator snares historic pub
A VICTORIAN-based hospitality operator has secured its first pub in southeast Queensland after acquiring the leasehold of a historic inner-city hotel.
Offshore capital secures Yeppoon shopping centre
A SMALL subregional shopping centre in central Queensland is set to change hands for $28.1 million.
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