Funds manager Clarence Property has emerged as the latest suitor for an office block on Edward St in the Brisbane CBD being sold by DWS Group that could trade for about $112m.
Struggling retirees and families are turning to ‘instant’ homes to get around the national construction crisis, as latest building approvals drop to 25 per cent below the 10-year average.
Read MoreThe number of affordable rentals has plummeted in Townsville with new data showing less than 17 per cent of homes listed for lease are under the $400 mark.
Read MoreCelebrity chef Michael Lambie had been looking for a venue to open a new style of restaurant for a year and a half before he chanced on the perfect site at the perfect time – a renewed blaze of confidence in the Melbourne CBD.
Read MoreFive hundred rural and regional at-risk residents across Victoria are set to benefit from free smoke alarms.
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Read MoreOne of the most keenly awaited new hotel builds in the country, part of the flurry of new tourism ventures resulting from the post-pandemic travel revival, is now to be sold to the highest bidder.
Read MorePristine beaches, buzzing cafes and a laid-back coastal lifestyle, a popular tourist hotspot attracting cashed-up city buyers could be on the cusp of a major revival.
Migration into Australia has been fuelling a housing crisis, research from think tank the Institute of Public Affairs has revealed.
Read MoreA real estate agent has been slammed for an embarrassing AI-related blunder in a listing for a $900-a-week rental in Victoria.
Read MoreThe new Sydney headquarters of lending fintech giant Afterpay has hit the market ahead of its completion, which is expected later this year.
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