Imagine paying $8.35 a week rent
An Art Deco block of flats in Waverley that last traded for $28k with rents starting at $8.35 per week is set to hit the market.
Commercial
Property developer takes over golf course site with $3.5bn deal
The golf course site, which sits next to Sydney Airport, will become one of the city’s largest logistics precincts after property developer Stockland secured a landmark $3.5bn joint venture deal.
Coastal hub delivers $380K income, upside
A landmark retail portfolio delivering a $380k annual income has emerged as the Bellarine Peninsula’s most significant commercial listing this year.
Asian giant Link lands Sydney warehouse for $121m
One of the region’s largest property players has made a move on a warehouse in western Sydney but it is using a new source of capital.
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Lendlease adds Japanese backing to luxury Hyde Park scheme
Lendlease is turning to Japanese capital to back its latest $2.5bn development scheme, with two big names keen to support Sydney’s next ultra-luxury site.
Rear laneway a key to unlocking former jewellers
How Geelong’s emerging laneways could become the key to unlocking the value of a CBD landmark formerly home to Duffs Jewellers.
Big plans in the mix for strategic Bellarine motel site
Future expansion or new direction could be on the cards as buyers circle Lakeview Hideaway at the gateway to Drysdale.
Bank building to go under hammer
NAB Devonport’s new $1.7m makeover is the cherry on the cake of this appealing asset — auction in August.
Whole Hobart city block for sale
With a price guide exceeding $30m, there’s nothing on the market that compares to this unique property.
$114m land deal to reshape inner Melbourne
A Malaysian property giant has laid out a massive nine-figure sum for a vacant Carlton block, and experts believe more Asian capital is on its way.
Charter Hall taps investors for office trust launch
Funds house Charter Hall is seeking to capitalise on the return of investors to office markets with the launch of a $147m trust that will hold stakes in its buildings in Brisbane and Canberra.
How big data could salvage Labor’s housing target
To hit the Albanese government’s target of 1.2 million quality homes by June 2029, Australia must lift development approval rates by a third. AI could be part of the answer.
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