Property
Take a look inside Chinese billionaire’s Cannonvale mansion
EXPRESSIONS of interest are being called for the Cannonvale mansion owned by the billionaire behind the failed Chinatown development in Airlie Beach.
Reno couple takes you on walk-through of latest project
TOOWOOMBA’S most popular renovating couple is working on their biggest and most expensive project yet.
Coral Espl Cannonvale home
The Cannonvale house owned by Chinese billionaire Raymond (Peter) Wang has been listed for sale.
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Developer calls for council unity on Toowoomba bypass
A HIGHFIELDS developer says he is amazed there was not unanimous agreement from Toowoomba Regional Council on Toowoomba Second Range Crossing negotiations.
One of life’s biggest questions: Rent or Buy?
THE great Australian dream has always been to own a house, pay it off and live debt-free in retirement. But in reality that may not be the case.
Russian interest in Australian real estate up 250%
A GLOBAL real estate sales organisation says more overseas interest is heading to Australian shores than ever before.
The property dilemma: How to choose renting or buying
TO BUY or not to buy – that is the question that can keep house hunters and investors awake for many hours at night.
Investors soar in with successful bid for Noosa building
A TWO-storey commercial building in Noosa has been sold at auction for $1,501,000 to local investors.
Brisbane’s remodel now open for public consultation
PUBLIC consultation is now open around the proposed development scheme to transform Brisbane’s riverfront and deliver the Queen’s Wharf resort development.
Overseas investment into Aussie farms capped at $15 million
BARNABY Joyce has no issues with foreign investment in Australian farms.
Hastings Street retail precinct sells for $10m
THE retail component of the Tingirana resort complex on the Hastings Street tourist strip at Noosa Heads has been sold for $10 million.
‘$50M’ sale beefs up Central Queensland rural market
WHILE the price tag of three Pegunny Pastoral Company holdings is unknown, the sale of the Moura properties is one of many in Central Queensland to have caught the public’s attention.
Agent warns rents will rise and investors shunned
A GATTON real estate agent has labelled the new ‘investment property’ rate unveiled in the new Lockyer Valley Regional Council budget as unfair and unnesessary.
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