Melbourne furniture magnate Franco Cozzo is branching out into property development.His long-held inner city land holdings in Footscray and Brunswick are ripe for re-invention as the apartment boom rolls out across the metropolitan area.
Embattled retirement village giant Aveo has moved to appease critics of its complex contracts, vowing to simplify them as it revealed its full-year profit doubled to $252.8 million.
Stockland has reported a statutory profit of $1.2 billion, up 34.4 per cent on the prior year, boosted by its retirement and residential divisions, where a number of new developments have been opened.
Ten former Masters stores across the country will reopen as shopping malls in time for Christmas, with another 30 to follow in 2018.
The urbanisation of cities and the growth in demand for online goods, serviced by Amazon, will be the focus for Propertylink
Perth-based fund manager Mair Property Funds has swooped on to two industrial facilities in Melbourne's west in a $20.3 million off-market deal.
Charter Hall Retail REIT has benefited from the turnaround in performance of its main supermarket tenants
Diversified property group GPT has lifted its full-year earnings guidance to 3 per cent based on stronger market conditions.
One of the last remaining development sites in Toorak Village has sold for $7.3 million.
Parramatta is set for a new $230 million office tower
Investors have poured $29 billion into office, retail, industrial and hotel assets in the past year.
A spruiker who promoted a scheme to "buy a house for $1" has been described by a judge as "habitually careless with the truth".
Ardent Leisure has said its transition to a customer experience-driven leisure and entertainment portfolio is now complete, after flagging a 44.6 per cent drop in earnings for the year to June 30.
Philanthropist and tech entrepreneur Malcolm Freake is set to offload a six-storey office tower in the St Kilda Road precinct, taking advantage of peaking demand for the boulevard's buildings.
Stevie Lew, son of the doyen of Australian retailing, lives and breaths detail and has big ambitions.
The real estate sector is currently experiencing massive growth of "The Internet of Things", in both corporate and residential.
Aventus says it has nothing to fear from the looming arrival of Amazon in Australia as its diverse tenant mix will buffer its earnings.
FRENCHS FOREST $335 sqm gross
Industrial sites around Melbourne Airport continue to attract large logistics businesses with the latest, Direct Couriers, taking a 10-year and two-month lease at Growthpoint Properties Australia's site.
You don't buy a company with $7 billion or so of loans on the balance sheet if you think they're about to bite the dust. The deal suggests a view that Australia's economy is stronger than many outsiders recognise. But it's safe to hedge your bet.
The price of industrial land in Melbourne's fringe suburbs has surged up to 20 per cent in some areas as the supply of ready-to-develop lots dries up.
There are few top-tier corporate offices where clients are greeted with a scarlet epoxy floor, gold-plated walls and a four-storey tall high-tech video art display.
For the second time in as many weeks, a local developer backed by Chinese capital has bought an enormous farm west of Melbourne.
You can now spend the night in President Donald Trump's childhood home.
The retail sector is wilting under pressure. The good news is that rents will not rise for a while, but the bad news is more administrations may occur.
Salim Mehajer, the embattled former Auburn deputy mayor, has put his house up for rent.
Private property fund manager Primewest has expanded its footprint with the acquisition of Lisarow Plaza on the NSW Central Coast for $29.1 million.
The ground-floor river frontage retail property at Shop G23, 55 Cumberland Drive sold for $2.15 million before auction to an overseas investor on a 5.4 per cent yield.
Woolworths, as the major tenant of Shopping Centres Australasia, has help boost the landlord's profit by 73 per cent to $319.6 million
Melbourne-based developer Pace Group has dug deep to purchase a former quarry site in Sunshine North for $34 million.
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