Malaysian developer launches South Yarra tower
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.
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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.
Villaworld buys Plumpton land for $44m
Listed property developer Villaworld has paid $44 million for two land sites in Plumpton, a suburban growth corridor in Melbourne's north-west.
Singaporeans leading deals on St Kilda Road
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.
Enterprising Singaporean developer starts work on 555 Collins
A Singapore billionaire has begun marketing apartments in a dilapidated Collins Street building.
ASIC moves on failed Pilbara property scheme
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.
Gurner wins appeal over Spanish Club
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.
Adina hotel to open in 16-storey timber building in Southbank
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.
Folkestone buys land to expand Woolies homemaker centre
Property fund manager Folkestone will buy a one hectare plot of land next to its Millers Junction homemaker centre in Melbourne's west, allowing it to expand and create a Woolworths-anchored large format retail centre.
Developers turn to larger apartments
Developers are banking on family-sized apartments and features like internal lifts to entice downsizing baby boomers into suburban projects.
Impending property 'calamity' an 'over-reaction'
Senior property industry executives dismiss fund manager Altair Asset Management's surprise liquidation of its entire Australian share funds because of an impending property market "calamity" as an "over-reaction."
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