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Carolyn Cummins 12:00 AM While Australian and Kiwi sports fans were tuned into the final of the Cricket Wold Cup in Melbourne on Sunday, those that favour the game of Rugby were cheering on the Aussies at the Sevens tournament in Hong Kong. It is an unlike a Kiwi to miss a rugby game, and Air New Zealand's chief sales and commercial officer, Cam Wallace, was slated to be among a rowdy horde of fellow countrymen at the Hong Kong Sevens last weekend.
Eamonn Duff On paper, it was just another bumper sale of prime coastal real estate, soon to make way for a block of luxury units boasting ocean views.
Carolyn Cummins New developments across Sydney, will aim to have high green star ratings.
Carolyn Cummins The NSW property sector is currently experiencing a long term recovery.
Carolyn Cummins Down at street level, there has been a power shift among retailers.
Carolyn Cummins GPT Group has emerged as the latest name to be casting an eye over the Investa Property Group portfolio.
Carolyn Cummins The battle is looming in the Sydney central business district as to which street, Pitt, George or Castlereagh, will be crowned as the ''One''.
Carolyn Cummins Australian Property Opportunities Fund II (Fund), has made its first foray into NSW.
Andrew Holder What does the growing power of multinationals mean for our local commercial property market?
Nicole Lindsay A Chinese investor has paid a lucky $8.888888 million for a small piece of Collins Street.
Marc Pallisco After dealing in Melbourne shops, offices, flats and mansions, the Minogue family has quietly invested in the unusual property class of storage units.
Stephen Crafti Piccolo Developments' 'new response' to the city sold out in 90 days.
Carolyn Cummins The first stage of the $6 billion Barangaroo South development has reached a milestone that will make the chief executive of Westpac, Brian Hartzer, smile.
Carolyn Cummins Commercial property agents have dismissed suggestions made by RBA Govenor, Glenn Stevens, that there is a pending slump in the sector.
Sally Rose Regulators' ability to uncover and prosecute illegal residential property buying by foreigners is "sorely limited" and such sales are "inevitable", the Foreign Investment Review Board chairman has admitted.
Michael Heath (Updates with currency in sixth paragraph.)
It will take a while for the financial regulator's reforms to slow the number of housing loans being taken out by investors, the Reserve Bank says.
Carolyn Cummins A wide range of developers are tipped to swoop on a new site at Haymarket.
Nicole Lindsay Heat in the market is sparking a sell-off among owners and a buying spree from both local and offshore investors.
Simon Johanson Victoria's spiritualists are shaking off their earthly bonds.
Simon Johanson Soaring central city population growth from Melbourne's apartment boom has prompted Aldi to join a growing list of retailers looking for new CBD store spaces.
Nicole Lindsay Asian Pacific Group has been granted a permit to build the $330 million Whitehorse Towers at 850 Whitehorse Road.
Simon Johanson Retail shops on Melbourne's suburban strips are changing hands on unprecedented yields as a wave of cheap money from a growing pool of investors pushes up prices.
The former New Ascot Theatre has sold to a local developer for well above market expectations.
Simon Johanson One of Australia's largest retail outfits, Solomon Lew's Premier Investments, has taken aim at Bridge Road landlords over excessive rents.
Carolyn Cummins GPT Group has forecast a recovery in office rents in the next couple years, saying they have reached the turnaround point, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne.
Nicole Lindsay Digital advertising agency Get Started has moved into office space in the iconic Georges on Collins Street.
Carolyn Cummins The battle for the $225 million Australian Industrial REIT has intensified with the bidder, 360 Capital, increasing the cash and scrip offer to sweeten the deal.
Simon Johanson Mid-tier apartment developer Trenerry Property Group is believed to have paid $40 million for a site in the booming West Melbourne precinct.
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