Global developer and infrastructure group Lendlease has unveiled a 13 per cent rise in net profit to $698.2 million, based on high residential settlements, the current construction boom and rising forward contracts.
It is the halfway mark for the full-year reporting season and, by all accounts, the real estate investment trust sector is achieving some gold star stamps.
Finding a retail site in capital cities is getting that much more difficult as international retailers and banks jostle for space, according to Knight Frank's directors.
The City of Sydney is forging ahead with its plan to make Sydney more appealing for residents and boosts its standing as a liveable city through its new rezoning and planning strategies.
National Australia Bank's move to be the anchor tenant at the $1.7 billion office and retail development at Wynyard Place and car sharing service Uber's move to 580 George Street underpin the optimism of the office landlords.
Property group BlackWall has capped off another strong financial year, boosted by its office share business WOTSO.
DEXUS Property has supported its forecast of Sydney's office market hitting a low of 3 per cent by 2019, with the lease of space at its 30 The Bond office tower near Baranagaroo to Roche (Pharmaceuticals) Australia.
Vanity, health and medical services are the new black in tenancies at shopping centres, and are eclipsing the sales contributions of the traditional apparel stores for the landlords.
Southern Sydney is receiving a new lease of life with a big increase in new social and affordable housing, integrated with private housing.
All the latest in leasing deals around Sydney.
Melbourne developer Intrapac Projects is paying more than $40 million for an enormous 162.7 hectare former quarry in Lilydale, which needs more than $50 million invested to fill, before it can be subdivided into one of the state's most significant new housing projects.
Located in an early 20th century building in Cambridge Street, Collingwood, this "hybrid" space is a residence and office.
Australia's largest residential property developer Stockland has reported an $889 million profit off the back of surging house and land sales which were up nearly 40 per cent on the year before.
Investors are taking advantage of low interest rates to bolster their property portfolios, snapping up several key Sydney and Melbourne commercial buildings.
The customer war between supermarket giants Coles and Woolworths may be taking a heavier toll on sales growth than realised, property data has revealed.
GPT Group has expanded its office tenancy portfolio with the lease of space to car-sharing business Uber.
Melbourne's famed high-rise, glass-bottom pool at the Adelphi Hotel, which hangs nine storeys above Flinders Lane allowing passersby a see-all view of swimmers, is about to be cut short.
The fast-paced transformation of the inner northern suburbs continues with a local developer snapping up a site at 885 High Street.
Melbourne's City Square will be compulsorily acquired by the state government to make way for work on the new metro rail project.
Telstra has lost a bid to turn its increasingly redundant city phone booths into "whopping big TV screen" electronic billboards.
It's not quite in the territory of the major banks but diversified property giant Mirvac's full-year profit has shot above $1 billion on the back of Australia's booming real estate market.
GPT Group has expanded its footprint in the booming industrial property sector with acquisitions that will have a completion value of about $180 million.
A large industrial property in Banskmeadow, South Sydney, has sold for about $20 million to a private owner occupier, as demand in South Sydney continues to flourish.
Industrial landlord Goodman Group's embedded development margins put it in a position to deliver a forecast 6 per cent earnings growth in the coming year.
Investors are shifting their attention to hotels and pubs in regional NSW to take advantage of the rise in domestic tourism as more people opt for a "staycation".
Swedish fast fashion leader, H&M;, has extended its footprint in Sydney's western region with the opening of its eighth store at Macarthur Square, Campbelltown, scheduled for later this year.
Hotel czar Justin Hemmes has paid $10 million for the Alexandria Hotel in Alexandria to former owners Fiducia✓ and its partners.
The Sydney-based residential developer, Crown Group, is branching out to the hotel sector and will offer a range of suites as a complement to its growing apartment towers from the east to the west of the city.
Over the next 10 years we will see the design of commercial office buildings change due to a number of influencing factors from tenants.
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