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Historic home sets auction record in North Toowoomba
A FEDERATION-ERA home in Gentle St has set a new record for a property sold at auction in Toowoomba’s north-east.
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The Block Glasshouse: were the reserves too high?
WERE the reserve prices on the Block Glasshouse set too high or did the real estate agents involved fail to rustle up enough buyers?
Bidders in on the act as 14 of 17 properties sold at auction
A POST global financial crisis record was attained when 17 properties worth more than $5 million went under the hammer in Ipswich on Friday.
Thai owners invest $1.2m in Fraser Coast land
Overseas owners have bought almost 240 hectares of land across the Fraser Coast.
$92m in foreign cash flows in for Ipswich land
IPSWICH is the $92.5 million foreign land purchase capital of regional Queensland – and it’s only going to get bigger and better.
Bangalow architects win awards for Lismore City Hall upgrade
DOMINIC Finlay-Jones Architects won three awards at the Australian Institute of Architects’ NSW Country Division Awards for the $6m Lismore City Hall upgrade.
Vision for a dream resort now a reality
THAI hospitality giant Dusit International officially entered the Australian market on Thursday, signing off to build the $550m Brookwater Golf and Spa resort.
Lap of luxury: $550m resort to be built at Brookwater
A NEW $550 million Dusit Thani golf and spa resort will be built in Ipswich, boasting the largest single foreign investment in an Australian resort in history.
Ballina Bunnings? $21.3 million. The Big Prawn? Priceless
AN investor has forked out a whopping $21.3m to buy the title to Ballina’s new(ish) Bunnings store, but not even that could buy the town’s beloved Big Prawn.
Buyers eye off old fire station
IF YOU have a cool million dollars burning a hole in your pocket you might have enough to make a bid on the old Ipswich fire station.
Family spends $250K fighting council decision
IN a classic David and Goliath battle, the Mahoney family are waging war against the State Government over a zoning change that reduced their property’s value.
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