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Swanson hotel at Erskineville on the market
Investors are pouring cash into the pub sector, with the strong demand prompting some owners to sell into the rising market.
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Ok, ThanksInvestors are pouring cash into the pub sector, with the strong demand prompting some owners to sell into the rising market.
The battle for control of the listed Investa Office Fund has intensified with DEUXS Property applying to the Takeovers Panel to intervene and stop Morgan Stanley from voting at next month's meeting.
The shadow of the Fishermans Bend rezoning and the looming sale of the 37-hectare Holden site is creating some uncertainty in the city-fringe industrial precinct of Port Melbourne.
Survey respondents expect about $US1.16 trillion of capital targeting property investment in 2016.
Ardent Leisure plans to focus on its core entertainment and leisure businesses, particularly in the US.
A Melbourne family stands to make up to $80 million from the sale of a cattle farm in the city's growth corridor behind Caroline Springs in the city's north-west.
Cashed up Asian investors looking to develop a boutique hotel have set a new benchmark for land prices in West Melbourne.
Eight bidders have vied for a 4200-square-metre petrol station site in Whitehorse Road, ensuring a pumped up return for the sellers.
The landlords of 8 Exhibition Street have backfilled 3000 square metres of empty space in the 40-storey building ahead of Aecom's looming departure.
A local investor has snapped up two Victorian terraces at 202-204 Drummond Street for $4.015 million, setting a new benchmark in the tightly held suburb.
DEXUS Property chief executive Darren Steinberg has come out swinging, saying any rival offer being worked on for Investa Office should be made public so investors are more fully informed.
An American-style diner with wonderful overlays from New York. has come to Smith Street, Collingwood.
A byproduct of the high demand for office space and the low interest environment has been the return to the spotlight for the strata market.
Oaks Cable Beach Sanctuary has undergone a major makeover.
But the nation's biggest shopping centres are growing strongly.
Hotels face never-ending changes in the hope of keeping ahead of consumer demand.
Australia has been recognised as the world's green leader by the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark for five years in a row.
An update on commercial leasing in Sydney.
It's a multi-speed economy again as business conditions in property mirror the health of the state where the company is based.
A cashed-up Londoner can lock in a fixed home loan rate of 2.75 per cent for 10 years, rates that a Sydney or Melbourne homebuyer can only dream of.
Australian investors will have the chance to grab a foothold into the European market with the launch of the TH Real Estate inaugural European Cities Fund with €200m of co-investment capital having been provided by TIAA.
A private investor has snapped up a Sleeping Giant tenanted building for $3.2 million, showing increasing investor demand for secure retail opportunities.
Despite negative gearing enabling individual wealth creation, Millennials are wary of living beyond their means.
The growing backlash from city residents over helicopters landing and taking off on the Yarra River has prompted calls for review of helipad locations.
New accounting standards are likely to affect how real estate deals are structured, experts say.
Small suburban stores continue to attract investors in 2016.
The $2.5 billion DEXUS Property takeover stoush for the listed Investa Office Fund is undervalued and should be rejected, according to the fund's current manager.
Pub operators and residential developers are tipped to be the interested parties in the Ibis Styles Salamander Shores Hotel, Port Stephens, which has been put on the market by private owners including eastern suburbs-based realtor Chris Herbert.
Offshore investors have begun to target the childcare sector in the hunt for stable returns and long-term growth.
Melbourne's suburban office market is poised for a fundamental restructure with $327 million worth of stock purchased in 2015 for conversion to residential use.
How Danielle Atkins went from two-pieces to $200,000 turnover in just 12 months.
Bring it on say small businesses as Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull moves the budget forward to 3 May.
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