Wolfstep to Build Surrey Hills Office
Boutique office building developer Wolfstep is continuing its push into the eastern and south-eastern suburbs, announcing plans this week for a $10 million strata office building in Surrey Hills.
Read moreMelbourne Experiencing Office Development Boom
Melbourne is experiencing a surge in speculative office development, with more than 140,000 square metres of new supply expected to come on line in the city and suburbs over the next 18 months.
Read moreSuburban Office Developers Told to Build Green
Suburban office developers and building owners have been warned to go green, or go broke, after a notable shift in sentiment by suburban office tenants to lease environmentally sustainable designed buildings.
Read moreSuburban Office Sales Boom
Three suburban office buildings in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs have been sold, or are close to sale, in deals worth more than $40 million.
Read moreBecton Buys Tudor Court Reception Centre in Caulfield North
Becton Property Group is continuing its push into the lucrative aged care market, picking up a Caulfield North development site for more than twice the price the vendor paid for it last year.
Read moreTelstra Crams Workers in New Clayton Building
Telstra’s decision to relocate around 4000 employees to the outer south-eastern suburb of Clayton, will blow out vacancy levels in several suburban office markets from 2009.
Read moreRussell Morris to Sell Balwyn Home
Former Hawthorn and St Kilda footballer Russell Morris is the latest AFL identity to bid farewell to the leafy eastern suburb of Balwyn.
Read moreStudent Accommodation May Be Oversupplied
COMPETITION from Asian and European universities is weakening demand from international students coming to Australia to study, according to a new report.
As such, Melbourne’s student accommodation market risks oversupply in the medium term, as the number of new accommodation units proposed and under construction, may not be matched by an increase of international students able to take them.
Read moreBoroondara Council Rejects Wilbow Planning Application for Camberwell Honda Site
It’s back to the drawing board for Wilbow’s Camberwell Honda project. The Boroondara City Council this week refused a planning application for a medium density residential and office tower at the busy Camberwell junction in East Hawthorn.
Read moreDeveloper Wilbow Buys Second Residential Development Site in Doreen
It was fun the first time – thats the motto doing rounds at Wilbows Hawthorn headquarters, with the developer this week announcing it picked up a second development site in the north east suburb of Doreen.
Read moreTen suburbs to watch this spring
THE Spring sale season has begun!
And with real estate prices just shy of their 2001 peak, Spring 2006 might be the season for new records.
Where do industry insiders say we should be looking?
Read moreWhat Half a Million Buys You in the City, Coast and Country
It’s a magic number, really.
Tell a real estate agent that you have $500,000 to spend, and they should be able to find you a house in any part of Victoria – Hawthorn to Hamilton.
We tell you what bang for your buck you get in the city, coast and country.
Read moreMore Women Buying Property
Footloose and fancy free female seeks accountant, bank lender and real estate agent – for date with financial security.
That’s right, girl power is ripe in Melbourne’s real estate game, and it’s a trend that doesn’t look like slowing any time soon.
Agents say the days of women waiting for a man to get into the property market are gone. Waiting for blokes, especially those that have their act together, costs money – and smart girls aren’t waiting around to watch opportunity pass them by.
Read moreRenter generation could be here to stay
For many renters, high prices are turning the great Australian dream of home ownership into exactly that – a dream, writes Marc Pallisco.
Melbourne’s 284,000 rented households have a very big decision to make this year – plan ahead to buy, or risk being muscled out of the market.
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