National Australia Bank has leased a prominent Richmond building occupied five years ago by ANZ. In the gap, Caydon rented

A Richmond showroom – part of racing car driver Ray Christie’s estate and held by the family for some 70

Fortis is paying Icon Developments $19 million for a Richmond site behind hotel Union House. The arm of Sydney-based Pallas

After quietly snapping up the rundown Richmond Plaza from Coles Group last year, Grocon and Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC

EXCLUSIVE Poly Global has upped the size but reduced the height of a proposed commercial complex near Richmond’s Pelaco sign

A row of three shops in Melbourne’s inner east Richmond, has been snapped up by a Chinese developer for $5.51

EXCLUSIVE The Pearse family has finally sold a T-shaped super-site of two neighbouring blocks near the busy corner of Church

One of Australia’s most experienced television chefs, Elizabeth Chong AM (pictured, right), sold her Richmond townhouse for $1.5 million at

A production company filming for a Network 10 cooking show, speculated to be Farm to Fork, has leased a 160

Fitness app SWEAT has leased the final office area within Vantage Property Investment’s Building 5, 658 Church Street, Richmond. The

Another creative corporate is quitting Cremorne – the inner east Melbourne pocket often described as “Australia’s hottest office market”. Kansas

US based global investment management corporation BlackRock is selling an office within a business park in Melbourne’s inner east. Building

EXCLUSIVE A showroom/warehouse in Richmond’s Swan Street has sold for $10 million following a campaign which attracted six offers. The

Salta Properties is continuing to landbank office development sites in Melbourne’s inner-east Richmond. This time, it is paying $14.75 million

A two level showroom in Melbourne’s inner-east Richmond has sold for $4.4 million, well over the initial guide price of

Two neighbouring Richmond properties creating a 5433 square metre C-shaped super-site, have hit the market giving prospective joint venture partners

The accounting firm directed by property investor Joseph Chahin will move headquarters from the Melbourne CBD to a standalone office

EXCLUSIVE Sony Music is the latest creative occupier to commit its local headquarters to Melbourne’s Richmond. The media and digital

EXCLUSIVE Mantra Group has committed to occupy an unbuilt – and unapproved – 11 storey hotel in Melbourne’s inner-east Richmond.

Harvey Norman has leased a second commercial property in Melbourne’s inner-east Richmond. The retail giant will sub-rent 2100 square metres,

A South Australian hospitality group seeking to establish in Melbourne has acquired one of the inner-city’s most popular hotels from

A modern office marketed as a development site in Melbourne’s inner-east Richmond sold at auction last Friday for $5.4 million.

An investment with development potential in the precinct described as Melbourne’s Silicon Valley sold at auction yesterday for $8.66 million

A showroom investment with long-term redevelopment potential in the inner-east Melbourne suburb of Richmond sold at auction today $14.8 million

Ron Hall, the founder of retail outfits The Reject Shop and Going Going Gone, has sold two neighbouring properties in

BEHIND the scenes, Channel Nine has been busy lodging applications to effectively rebuild the quartet of neighbouring terraces that are the subject of heavily marketed TV show The Block, which airs from June 20.

Nine agreed to buy the four rundown single-storey homes at 37-43 Cameron Street for $3.6 million soon after they hit the market last year. Settlement occurred in February, at about the same time new planning applications were lodged (and subsequently approved) by the City of Yarra council.

Eleven months ago, the terraces were offered for sale with an adjoining 446 square metre parcel of land (addressed 31 – 35 Cameron Street) which Nine is currently using to store materials and machinery.

LOCAL developers are believed to have paid about $20 million for an inner-city business park near the riverfront suburb border of Richmond and South Yarra.

Sources say prominent Richmond investors Michael Gannon and Gus Cooper have purchased the Maple Close complex, at 650 Church Street, from another private investor.

Currently configured as six low-rise buildings with a combined net lettable area of 6600 square metres, the complex is considered under-developed by today’s standards – especially seeing it has four street frontages.

Plans to build two apartment towers, of eight and 11 storeys, at Richmond’s outgoing Dimmeys store have unveiled. The proposal

It may be the end of an era in Richmond, with Sydney developer Lend Lease believed to be in advanced