Cbus to build 14-storey high rise in Collingwood
Super fund developer CBUS has won a legal battle to construct one of Collingwood's tallest apartment towers, a 14-storey monolith on a 2010 square metre block in Wellington Street.
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Simon Johanson
Property Editor at The Age and BusinessDay journalist for Fairfax's theage.com.au, smh.com.au, watoday.com.au and brisbanetimes.com.au.
Energy Australia's hunt for space could spark new development
Two big corporate tenants looking for new office space could potentially spark a flurry of commercial development activity in Melbourne.
Apartment correction to cause Australia-wide recession: report
A 'correction' in the apartment market could see sharp falls in all Australian home prices and a nationwide recession.
Micro spaces are making a comeback
Small is good for some retailers who now consider micro shops the new black.
Aged care provider targets Brunswick site
An aged care provider has pounced on a large development site in Brunswick, the latest in a string of deals as the sector jostles to cater for an undersupply of beds in the inner and middle ring suburbs.
Preston Market revamp to start in October
The owners of the Preston Market will move ahead with a $4 million revamp of the popular food halls despite opposition from local residents and traders.
Low rates fire smaller commercial sales
Smaller commercial property transactions are in bull market territory, achieving record prices similar to the country's heated housing sector, as the Reserve Bank's latest rate cut drives a spike in activity.
Education surge makes city offices 'hot property'
Melbourne's booming education sector continues to drive demand for city offices, with a string of recent deals tying up nearly 6000 square metres of space.
Singaporeans pull out of Yarraville development deal
Singapore-listed restaurant operator ABR Holdings has pulled the plug on a $20 million deal to develop a former insulator factory in Yarraville in Melbourne's west.
The wealthy families who've become Australia's largest retail landlord with Masters deal
Woolworths' sale of its Masters stores will propel a consortium of wealthy private families to become Australia's largest retail landlord, overtaking shopping giant Harvey Norman.
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