Pace applies for 12-levels in Fitzroy
Pace Development Group has applied to demolish a row of Fitzroy warehouses, including the former Mark Tuckey furniture store, and
Read morePace Development Group has applied to demolish a row of Fitzroy warehouses, including the former Mark Tuckey furniture store, and
Read morePace Development Group intends to build a high-end office on part of an east Melbourne site once controlled by Lexus
Read moreCabrini Hospital has sold a 1970s block of flats listed in the week Australia’s social distancing measures were introduced. The
Read moreFollowing a search for alternative premises, Bakers Delight has re-committed to its Camberwell Junction headquarters for 10 years. JLL’s Josh
Read moreBonyan Real Estate is paying $6.35 million for a residential development site in Melbourne’s exclusive Kooyong. RT Edgar’s Mark Wridgway
Read morePace Development Group has sold a strata retail investment on the ground floor of its recently completed St Crispin apartment
Read morePace Development Group is selling a strata-titled retail investment forming part of its St Crispin’s House apartment project, in Melbourne’s
Read morePace Development Group is banking $31.6 million from the sale of a compact office investment it is completing the construction
Read moreEXCLUSIVE Flybuys – a national loyalty program owned and operated by Wesfarmers – has 1789 square metres of refurbished space
Read morePace Development Group is continuing to reweight its portfolio, this week listing for sale an office still under construction in
Read moreFitness app SWEAT has leased the final office area within Vantage Property Investment’s Building 5, 658 Church Street, Richmond. The
Read moreColes can expect to bank more than $30 million selling two neighbouring strata titled retail assets within the Boronia Mall,
Read moreEXCLUSIVE A block of flats in Camberwell, on land owned by one family for 67 years, has sold to a
Read moreEXCLUSIVE Stockland has sold shopping centre Tooronga Village, in Melbourne’s Glen Iris, for a speculated price of about $64 million.
Read moreSmall property listing portal realestateview.com.au – which is co-owned by a handful of real estate agents – is the latest
Read moreGeelong midfielder Scott Selwood is the latest AFL sportsman to dabble in property development. The 29-year old is about to
Read moreBlueprint Projects, a development partnership comprising former Collingwood footballer Paul Tuddenham, Antony Quinert and Magnus Floden, has commenced a marketing
Read moreThe Braybrook site which accommodated Australia’s first Masters Home Improvement store will re-open as a shopping centre (artist’s impression, top)
Read moreA prominent historic ex-bank at the Camberwell Junction has sold for $4.75 million – a rise on the $3.6 million
Read moreThree days after it was reported Dahua Group was outlaying a speculated $70 million-plus on the 56.4 hectare Kilarnie Farm
Read moreActress, singer, songwriter – and soon, entertainment veteran of five decades – Kylie Minogue, will get a loose valuation of
Read moreA Marina Bay Sands-style sky-pool connecting two proposed apartment buildings is poised to become a suburban Melbourne landmark. Part of
Read moreWILLIAMSTOWN’s contaminated gasometer site, south west of Melbourne, sold to a developer for a speculated $3.5 million before a scheduled auction, earlier this month.
The new owner is expected to undertake remediation works before marketing a residential project, likely after 2012 sources say.
The spectacularly located 3583 square metre site at 87 – 93 Stevedore Street, near Williamstown’s retail centre, and the waterfront, abuts an open-air car park and supermarket.
Read moreAFL footballer Chris Tarrant may be returning to Victoria to see out the rest of his career wearing a black-and-white Guernsey for Collingwood.
But the renowned forward has chosen not to live at the Armadale address he previously used as his Melbourne base – and will instead auction that property today.
Tarrant and his wife, model Lauren Strauss, can expect about $4 million, sources say, from the sale of the Adelaide Street house, which is near the High Street shops and the suburb border of Toorak and Malvern.
Read moreTHIRTY years ago a three-bedroom house in Thomastown cost more than a three-bedroom house in Fitzroy – that’s testament to how much Melbourne’s attitude to housing has changed.
In the 1970s, to live in Collingwood, Port Melbourne or Yarraville meant to be entrenched in Melbourne’s working class. Houses could languish on the market for months – unsellable, unrentable and not worth fixing up.
Today, to own properties in these and many other particularly inner-city suburbs, is to own the real estate equivalent of a gold mine. Since the 1980s, but especially since the turn of this century, where and how Melburnians want to live has shifted and many disused, derelict but once significant sites have been redeveloped. We look at some of the biggest:
Read moreIT’s out with the old and in with the new in Canterbury.
Developer EG Property Group has won approval to redevelop the former Hedley Sutton Retirement Home into a medium density residential village with a speculated end value of about $50 million.
THE NUMBER of Australian suburbs with a median house price of more than $1 million has fallen from 152 to
Read moreMelbourne based investment company EG Property Group has paid $12.525 million for Canterbury’s former Hedley Sutton Retirement Home in Canterbury, for one of its unlisted wholesale property funds.
Read moreCanterbury is consistently Melbourne’s most expensive eastern suburbs, according to quarterly research released by the Real Estate Institute of Victoria.
Read moreFor years there’s been a growing divide between suburbs that have increased in value, and others which fell back. Five years after the real estate market’s ‘peak’, we ask which suburbs really were ‘safe as houses’ for investors.
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