Deluge of top prices puts river market on fast path to recovery
Queensland’s Brisbane River market has sustained its fastest recovery in history, with the total value of all riverfront houses selling last year the second-highest on record.
Queensland’s Brisbane River market has sustained its fastest recovery in history, with the total value of all riverfront houses selling last year the second-highest on record.
The InterContinental’s sale ends a dispute between the vendors and opens the way for its new owners to introduce top floor apartments.
Having lost out on a prime Gold Coast resort, Outrigger boss Jeff Wagoner is back meeting with more potentials as he steps up plans to acquire a foothold in Australia’s tourism industry.
The move ends tortuous years on the ASX, after the company listed during the last property boom but failed to live up to the hype and endured multiple board and management changes.
Property developer Crown Group’s co-founder Iwan Sunito is looking ahead to an ambitious public listing of his new company within the next seven years.
One of Sydney’s boutique hotels is up for grabs with trophy buyers expected to pay up to $300m for the award-winning property.
A luxury development in New Zealand’s south island is stimulating sluggish real estate prices as interest rates start to drop in the so-called land of the long white cloud.
Sure, the rich have mansions, corporate jets, superyachts and fast cars, but it seems the must-have asset these days is hotels – from New York to Byron Bay.
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They might start as panelbeaters, vets or cosmetic surgeons but as Jerry Schwartz will attest, once these Richest 250 members got into property they never looked back.
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