Land

National Pacific Properties – an arm of Burbank Group – is paying $48.5 million for a Pakenham East farm with

Jinding Developments has snapped up another site on Melbourne’s outskirts with plans for a low density housing estate. At Quinns

Stockland has purchased its second Armstrong Creek development site in three weeks. The latest property, 529-549 Horseshoe Bend Road, is

A developer has purchased a South Morang block permit-ready for 36 townhouses. At 60 Gorge Road, also with frontage to

Frasers Property Australia in partnership with Irongate Group is paying a speculated $225 million for Yarraville’s former Bradmill site and

Telstra has listed another surplus site expected to wind up in the hands of a residential developer. The 902 square

Stockland has acquired another low-density residential development site, this time at Armstrong Creek, between Geelong and Torquay. The 30.6 hectare

Nick Theodossi and Ross Pelligra are paying $50.5 million for a major Fishermans Bend car yard with development upside. The

The City of Banyule will sell the former Banksia La Trobe Secondary College and adjoining sites to Glenvill Group. The

Countryland Australia, led by former Wyndham councillor Intaj Khan, has acquired a block near Tarneit train station, with plans for

A recently cleared St Kilda Road site is trading for $25 million to Sydney’s Parekh Developments. The 1804 square metre

The Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne has sold three residential development sites abutting schools. In Carrum Downs, the not-for-profit is speculated

SightStone has sold its master-planned Radiance housing estate site for c$100 million. The deal comes four years since the developer

Mirvac is understood to be paying c$70 million for a low-density housing site at Clyde North. The 30 hectare irregular

Yourland, backed by Japan’s Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT), is paying $43 million for a site neighbouring its Officer

Cedar Woods has purchased two low density housing estate sites in Melbourne’s west. In the biggest deal, the group is

Mirvac has swooped on a gateway inner-north Melbourne block, with plans for an apartment project. The 6496 square metre Brunswick

An Armadale site permit-ready for a five level apartment project has sold for c$16m. The 2186 square metre parcel, 79-83

ID_Land has snapped up two more housing estate sites. In the biggest deal, the group is paying $100 million for

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation is understood to be paying more than $100 million for a low density housing site

A Vietnamese syndicate has acquired a Donvale townhouse site for $11 million. The vendor, a China-based investor, paid $5.5m for