Corporate raider, Ariadne run by Dr Gary Weiss, has called for an extraordinary general meeting in a bid to gain shareholder approval to appoint four directors to the Ardent Leisure board, and consequently gaining control.
SumoSalad threatens to move out of Westfield shopping centres if it doesn't get a significant rent cut.
A Malaysian developer, which lists projects in London and Sydney on its portfolio, is set to announce the launch of a high-end 27-storey tower in ritzy South Yarra.
The first Hyatt Place hotel in Australia opens this week at the $1 billion Essendon Fields business park.
Brisbane-based listed developer Watpac has extended its work in progress with the $63 million contract
Sydney hotelier Simon Tilley has extended his pub footprint with the purchase of the leasehold in the Greenwood Hotel, North Sydney from the Balmain Pub Group (BPG) for just over $10 million.
Listed property developer Villaworld has paid $44 million for two land sites in Plumpton, a suburban growth corridor in Melbourne's north-west.
Melbourne and Perth were the only major capital cities to escape a property price dip last week.
A two-storey terrace office at 223 Park Street has soared in value by more than one third over two years. The property sold for $1.6 million in 2015 before selling again recently to an overseas investor for $2,528,500, a 36 per cent rise.
Melbourne's famed leafy St Kilda Road boulevard is at the centre of a flurry of Singapore-led sales activity with potential buyers negotiating over two towers and another set to be offered to market.
Non-bank lenders are stepping into the breach to finance developments as big banks tighten lending.
A Singapore billionaire has begun marketing apartments in a dilapidated Collins Street building.
Australia's corporate watchdog has moved to shut down 19 companies associated with failed Pilbara property scheme marketed by get-rich-quick spruiker Jamie McIntyre.
Extra fees may be charged to repair wear and tear inflicted by apartment visitors.
When visiting a Stockland shopping centre, customers can not only say "charge it", they can also keep the car at full voltage.
Rich-lister and high-profile developer Tim Gurner has won a Supreme Court appeal to have a planning tribunal decision - halting the redevelopment of Fitzroy's Spanish Club - reheard.
Here's a simple graph that tells an amazing story – the owners of Sydney's housing don't want to sell.
The sale of Victoria Chambers on Lonsdale Street has set a record for strata office investments in the legal precinct.
The conversion of commercial to residential schemes has put greater pressure on suburban office proposals.
The pending arrival of the internet giant Amazon has seen mixed reaction from the retail sector.
Adina Apartment Hotels is set to open a 220-room hotel in a purpose-built timber tower above a six-storey office in Melbourne's Southbank that will remain fully operational and tenanted during the hotel's construction.
Demand for office space across the Sydney city and out to the fringe suburbs is close to the highest levels for many years.
The University of Melbourne has offloaded a Southbank apartment development site for an enormous price speculated to have just nudged $50 million – more than $20 million over the property's guide price when it hit the market two months ago.
The Gandel family has emerged as a substantial shareholder in the recently restructured listed property advisory and valuation group Landmark White.
Masons was THE name in high fashion from the 1970s through to the mid-1990s in both Sydney and Melbourne.
The recent federal budget has seen further tightening of the fiscal belt for the university sector.
ERMINGTON $125 sqm net.
Global industrial property landlord, the Goodman Group, is benefiting from the changing lifestyles of consumers
Propertylink has sold its 320 Pitt Street, Sydney assets for $275 million.
Department store retailer Myer has executed another step in its turnaround strategy cutting its footprint in its Docklands headquarters by more than one-third.
Ten years ago practically every mother wanted to start a start-up. Everything's changed.
The Goods and Services Tax has been a part of the Australian business landscape for almost 17 years now. There have been some changes over that time, such as the increase in the income threshold requiring compulsory GST registration up to $75,000, but in many ways the GST system is largely unchanged.
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