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Costco's South Australian booze battle continues
Retail giant slams "slow process" to get SA liquor licence.
Retail giant slams "slow process" to get SA liquor licence.
Australian property is expected to be a beneficiary of the lower for longer global interest rate environment as investor seek out stable, safe haven that bricks and mortar offe
The Bourke Street home of Society restaurant, in its heyday one of Melbourne's best eateries, has sold for $8.07 million.
Retail assets in Victoria have continued to strengthen with an IGA supermarket in Stawell changing hands for $5.11 million.
One of the country's biggest superannuation funds, Australian Super, is poised to intervene in the Australian property market, with more than $100 million allocated to fund individual projects.
Big gun shopping centres are now turning over an average $1 billion-plus in annual sales, putting paid to any concern than they are not relevant to consumers.
A Melbourne-based private investor has snapped up an existing KFC restaurant site in Tamworth for $4.47 million, reflecting a yield of 5.1 per cent.
Bernard's Magic Shop has performed its most astonishing act – disappearing, on its 80th year anniversary.
Small is beautiful for an increasing number of coffee purveyors converting unloved city spaces into thriving hole-in-the-wall cafes.
Flexible workspace provider, WOTSO, is expanding its offering to attract scale-ups and growth businesses with larger spaces of up to 500 square metres, catering to the middle ground between workspace users and commercial tenants.
New Premier Gladys Berejiklian has made housing affordability and housing supply as top priorities for her government with a focus on metropolitan Sydney.
SG Gaming Australia Property Pty Ltd has sold an industrial property at 13 Sheridan Close in Milperra for $5.7 million.
A half share in the tallest building in Sydney, the $1.1 billion MLC Centre, is up for grabs as co-owner QIC Global Real Estate looks to take advantage of the hot office market.
Web Dock West in the Port of Melbourne is a fairly harsh environment. Giant sheds and machines dot the concrete landscape, magnified by the lack of trees.
New home owners have been left in limbo after the collapse of a land developer in Melbourne's outer north-west.
Global advisory firm Accenture, has firmed as the anchor tenant for the Lendlease timber building, known as International House, being constructed at Sydney's Barangaroo.
Ratings agency Moody's Investor Services has warned that Chinese developers will face increasing competition after the Chinese government said it would fine-tune some measures to curtail price hikes in some cities.
Boutique Melbourne developer Third Street is taking the plunge and banking on home buyer interest in Melbourne's newly emerging Wirraway precinct, a former industrial area in Fishermans Bend.
A group of Taiwanese-born Queensland-based investors has paid $7.65 million for a block of flats in Toorak.
West Australian fund manager Primewest has snapped up a warehouse in Melbourne's west paying $24 million for the property which is not yet built, or even leased.
Commercial builder-developer Vaughan Constructions has released its $450 million Biodiversity Business Park as demand intensifies for industrial property in Melbourne's north.
An owner occupier paid $3.07 million, more than $800,000 over the reserve, at a hotly contested auction for a warehouse café/studio at 98 Balmain Street.
Supermarket giant Woolworths has paid up to $50 million to buy public broadcaster ABC's former studios in the Melbourne suburb of Elsternwick.
Home auctions were stronger in every Australian capital city last week, despite public holidays reducing the number of properties going under the hammer and potential buyers.
German supermarket giant Kaufland has put out a call for land or existing developments for its "ambitious" expansion plans in Australia, but it may struggle to find suitable large sites.
Seven years since it was ravaged by fire – which was a month after the local council permitted it for redevelopment – the enormous waterfront parcel regarded as Phillip Island's best site is finding its way into the hands of a new owner.
Demand for high quality, stable markets across Australia will keep the overseas cash coming in as investors steer of volatility elsewhere in the world.
Bidding wars between owner occupiers and developers are resulting in big premiums for suburban properties, from Abbotsford to Doncaster and Box Hill.
Property owners are now embracing new strategies to lease sites when faced with tenants in trouble to ensure the financial stability of the assets.
Retail basements are in hot demand, with the site at 53 Martin Place, occupied by Barrio Cellar, now on the market with price indications of more than $5 million.
People used to drill in the hope of making their fortune by finding oil or gas. But Charles Davidson had a different idea.
I spent the better part of a decade in the call centre industry – and seriously loved it.
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