Glitter Strip now a struggle street for developers
The average price of Gold Coast apartments has soared to new highs as developers face surging costs and are forced to put projects on hold.
The average price of Gold Coast apartments has soared to new highs as developers face surging costs and are forced to put projects on hold.
Multibillionaire Harry Triguboff has emerged as Australia’s number-one hotel owner followed by Melbourne’s Salter Brothers.
NSW’s planning department is happy to go to court and lose, as long as it tried to limit the production of units, writes Meriton managing director Harry Triguboff.
One of Australia’s richest men, 91-year-old Harry Triguboff, has set out a succession plan for his apartment development group with some key executive changes.
Harry Triguboff phoned me over the weekend to repeat his prediction that higher interest rates will not force inflation down to the RBA’s targets without a recession.
After years of being the main buyers of Australian houses and units Chinese owners are selling up, especially in Sydney where Harry Triguboff’s Meriton dominates the market.
After six decades of business, Meriton boss Harry Triguboff says he will stop developing as many apartments given the difficulty in selling them thanks to high interest rates.
After 60 years developing apartments, Harry Triguboff has found his largest buyer, with a Chinese-born entrepreneur buying 165 units in four of Meriton’s residential towers.
Sydney-based developer Harry Triguboff says he may be forced to build interstate, sparking industry fears that a potential move would be the ‘last thing’ NSW needed.
Meriton property tsar Harry Triguboff, NSW’s largest apartment builder, warns that he is almost done with Sydney due to delays and high costs.
Former prime ministers and business executives front gala party celebrating property developer Harry Triguboff’s 90th birthday at Sydney Town Hall.
The private meetings of the central bank boss are under scrutiny including a lunch with bond traders in the days following the February’s ‘hawkish’ rate move.
Harry Triguboff wants governments to help landlords with vacant office blocks to convert them to residential units, as it’s unlikely many workers will ever return to full-time office work.
Costs are rising and rents are rising. So how does anyone believe that property prices will drop?
The return of Chinese migrants and students has led to rising rents and apartment prices, but red tape is sending builders to the wall, says Harry Triguboff.
Apartments in the residential and hotel tower are more than 80 per cent sold and Mr Triguboff is now building a second tower on The Esplanade.
Property king Harry Triguboff’s empire is running smoothly even as the housing market tanks.
Property billionaire Harry Triguboff is defying the gloom about residential property markets by raising the prices of his apartments.
Apartment developer Harry Triguboff says he couldn’t make a profit if he were forced to buy land at Sydney prices.
Apartment owners on Brisbane’s ‘best residential site’ weigh selling their 108-unit tower – which could make way for something bigger.
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