Residential rollercoaster ‘normal’
Sunland boss Sahba Abedian is expecting market volatility to become the new normal for the residential market.
Sunland boss Sahba Abedian is expecting market volatility to become the new normal for the residential market.
A luxury home on the edge of the Brisbane River has sold for $8.4m in the city’s largest sale at auction in over a decade.
House prices slipped in all but two capitals in the three months to June 30, but there have been rises since then.
Brisbane’s troubled apartment market is in recovery, with prices now outperforming Sydney and Melbourne.
A two-storey Federation house in Sydney’s upper north shore is to become the centrepiece of a new luxury seniors living estate.
Melbourne-based finance house Qualitas has bolstered the size of its listed property debt and equity fund.
Taiwanese developer Shayher has snapped up a twin-building office complex in Sydney’s inner west for about $63m.
Commercial interest in the growing southeast Queensland region of Logan is on the rise.
The new owners of Boral’s former brickmaking site in Perth plan a mixed-use industrial and residential offering.
Credit Suisse’s real estate arm has pre-purchased the Jubilee Place office development in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley precinct.
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