The former owner of a Toorak house with reportedly one of the highest ever sale prices for the suburb has been forced by the court to return home from Paris to fight his tax battle.
Commercial broadcaster Nine Entertainment has a new address after announcing it would end its 50-year stay at Willoughby.
The Andrews government has embarked on the disposal of a portfolio of commercial properties that were acquired for the scrapped East West Link project.
A property high-flyer who developed and eventually sold Australia's tallest tower, the Australia 108 building, was until recently the chairman and director of collapsed home builder Watersun Homes.
The Commonwealth Bank will relocate its Flinders Street branch to a smaller store about 50 metres further down the street, the latest in a wave of bank branch moves.
Bids for the 45,000-bed Campus Living Villages portfolio, which reach to $2 billion, are expected by the end of the month.
Shopping centre landlords have been at the forefront of adapting to the change in consumer retail habits, but there is still further to go as the sector continues to evolve.
The inner city is quickly being gentrified with new housing developments.
Local developer Chapter Group has quietly snared another high profile site, this time in Toorak and in unusual circumstances.
The global expansion for Australian-listed Lendlease and Westfield will see the two groups take on very large projects in the year ahead across London.
BlackWall Limited continued its strong revenue growth of 33 per cent to $7 million in the first half of the 2017 financial year, driven by the expansion of the WOTSO co-working sites
Dunnett Super has sold a 730 sqm site in Chatswood for $5.8m.
Some agents reel at the word "co-agency" and will do anything they can to avoid sharing a listing and collaborating with other agents in the market.
Ebony Murner and her fiance Matthew Filmer are expecting their first child and had been hoping to move into her new home in two weeks' time. Now, thanks to the collapse of builder Watersun Homes, they're going to have to think again.
Some of the most wealthiest people in the world have discovered Australia and they are coming here in droves, according to the latest Wealth Report 2017, released in London on Tuesday.
A home building company that once sponsored the St Kilda Football team has gone into administration with the loss of 90 jobs.
Legal eagle families, the Galballys and the O'Bryans, have put their prominent William Street office on the market after nearly 50 years.
City fringe office rents have soared 20 per cent over the past two years as tenants face diminishing choice of space.
Booming numbers of international students coming to Australia to study are underpinning demand for accommodation projects.
Harvey Norman's $2.6 billion property portfolio continues to underpin the group's profitability, generating a $75.74 million value uplift and another $71 million in income.
Folkestone Group and Singaporean Roxy-Pacific Holdings are on the expansion trail across the country to take advantage of the strong office, education, hotel and residential property markets.
Creative and co-working spaces are spreading from the city centre into smaller, hip suburbs.
Docklands real estate, a bellwether for Melbourne's property market, has bounced back with a row of waterfront restaurants in Newquay Promenade selling for yields below 6.5 per cent.
Global construction and infrastructure group Lendlease will look to its construction and development pipleline for growth in the coming year, boosted by the strong office leasing markets.
Investors are losing patience with Cromwell in its battle for control of the $2.7 billion Investa Office Fund, with some saying it its getting to the "unreasonable" level.
Australian retailers are se to face a new entrant with many South African-based brands now discovering that there is a new market near their door step, with a similar climate, time zone and consumer outlook.
Landlords have been hit by steep land tax increases from soaring property values, in some cases more than doubling tax bills and making investments uneconomic.
Business partners and long-time mates, Geoff Dixon and John Singleton, have sold the Toxteth pub to Mitchell Waugh's Public House Management Group, as part of their program to divest the portfolio and reinvest in new ventures.
Funds manager Charter Hall Group has posted a bumper 20 per cent increase in net profit to $173.3 million for the first half of the year on the back of increased valuations and management fees.
One of Australia's most active boutique investment funds has snapped up a Melbourne property just two weeks after it bought a new timber tower in Brisbane from Lendlease.
The multi-millionaire businesswoman says it's her No.1 piece of advice to entrepreneurs.
The Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman gets "emotional" facing a Senate estimates committee on Thursday.
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