John Holland helps Dexus kick off new Melbourne office tower
Diversified property group Dexus will kick off construction of a new $300 million office tower opposite Melbourne’s Federation Square.
Diversified property group Dexus will kick off construction of a new $300 million office tower opposite Melbourne’s Federation Square.
Despite gloomy retail spending figures, investors continue to buy strip retail.
Seller of a beef company with land holdings bigger than Switzerland says local buyers will get a fair chance to bid but that offshore owners should be welcomed.
Office landlords are facing a double-edged sword.
A 13-storey office with supersized floorplates may be the first investment-grade asset built in the proposed precinct known in planning circles as Arden, but which will eventually be the new North Melbourne.
Telstra is moving staff out of 35 Collins Street.
The Churches of Christ has offloaded a major corner site in Glen Iris for $9.5 million.
A three-storey Victorian-era building in the heart of Melbourne’s Lonsdale Street Greek precinct has sold for $10.15 million.
The state government has slapped height controls on popular inner-city Johnston Street.
Acquisitive listed investment manager IOOF has struck a rare “two for one” deal, purchasing two adjacent industrial sites in Altona North.
The Australian Taxation Office is seeking major new office space as it reconsiders the location of more than 4300 staff in buildings across three states.
The Stearns Showcase Jewellery store in Bendigo sparkled for one investor who snapped it up for $1.050 million.
Property developer Stockland has teamed up with fast food giant McDonald's to develop a multi-million urban project with plans of 350 new apartments.
Ice cream maker Bulla Dairy has sold a large development-ready greenfield site in Melbourne’s west for an estimated $19 million.
Accounting technology firm MYOB is shifting the remainder of its workforce to the Cremorne precinct.
Tax experts highlight the “discriminatory” capital gains tax treatment of home owners using shared economy sites such as Airbnb.
Key markets face a potential supply shortage, especially in the land-constrained Sydney where residential rezonings have been favoured over industrial ones.
A lucky local family with the insight to buy an enormous and strategic block in Craigieburn, when the northern suburb was mostly farmland, has sold it, for a price believed to be more than $90 million.
Wilson Street in South Yarra is slowing evolving after decades of being dotted with factories.
Soul Pattison chemist on Pitt Street Mall is set to close its doors in June after 145 years of operation following the sale of the building
"Paint cannot be defined as a structural element ... a car park is not landscaping."
Superfund-backed developer CBUS Property is poised to take control of Melbourne’s most coveted development site in a $1 billion-plus opportunity.
The Royal Buffaloes are selling their city lodge which is currently the home of Hugs and Kisses nightclub.
Regulatory changes and tightening lending conditions has had a toll on total Chinese outbound investment into Australian commercial property
An off-market deal has seen a developer snap up a brick warehouse leased to Damm Fine Foods at 31-37 Russell Street for $2.425 million.
Three Supreme Court cases, two State Administrative Tribunal Hearings and countless planning meetings later...
A record number of new apartments are set to hit the market this year, but Bank of America-Merrill Lynch economists see little risk of a major price correction and instead spy a looming undersupply come 2020.
Ardent Leisure has appointed American Chris Morris to run its Main Event entertainment business as the group pushes on with its recovery.
Retail assets are in high demand with close to $10 billion changing hands in the past year
A new wave of smaller developers are buying up shops on the once trendy Chapel Street strip.
This school is equipping Cambodia's future leaders as entrepreneurs.
Australia should be viewed offshore as 'the place' for migrant entrepreneurs.