$60m+ Melb site that everyone wants
A massive site with Yarra River frontage and Melbourne CBD skyline views could set a suburb record as developers eye a rare inner-city prize.
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Investors’ $10m fight for vacant East Melbourne hospital
No patients, no operator — so why did this East Melbourne hospital sell in a flash? Find out what turned investors’ heads.
Architectural oasis with 600 metres of private beach up for sale
A private Victorian coastal sanctuary with 600 metres of exclusive shoreline and breathtaking 270-degree ocean views is set to attract buyers looking for the ultimate escape.
Meet the French chateau … in Brighton
A French chateau-style mansion just minutes from Brighton beach is offering Melbourne buyers a chance at European-style glam, including elements inspired by the Palace of Versailles. See inside.
Old Aus Post site’s shock price sparks boom rumours
A former Australia Post site has sold for a wild multimillion-dollar sum — well above its reserve. Experts think it means one thing.
$40m+ sale biggest office move on St Kilda Rd in three years
A prominent super group has sold off a 14-storey office tower on St Kilda Rd in the strip’s biggest office sale in three years, as another fund plans a major redevelopment.
Award-winning choreographer lists dance-inspired Melb home
Famed choreographer Phillip Adams has wowed on stages around the world — now his modernist home is stealing the spotlight with a design based on his performances. See inside the unusual abode.
Gasometer’s new gig: live music out, surprise future ahead
Live music is out at the Gasometer, with plans for a major revamp. But what’s replacing it will have music fans up in arms.
Suburban smells that could help sell your home
From fresh coffee to sea air, find out what scents can make a suburb smell like home — and potentially more money when you are ready to sell.
Vomiting and suffocating from the smell: Melb family’s horror find
A Melbourne family sold their home to escape the horrific stench of a nearby landfill. But a few years after moving into their new address they made a terrible discovery.
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