Commercial and residential property news
St Kilda Road will always be remembered as the precinct to pioneer high rise apartment living in this city. Dotted in amongst the retained mansions, and tired old office buildings, are some of the most prominent apartment towers in Melbourne – including the Kingstoun, Yve – and Melburnian.
Read moreOn January 1 2007, tens of thousands of like-minded investors suddenly made the decision that they would invest in property – driving them to the market in droves.
Read moreTHE ANGLICAN Trust has reaped more than $1.5 million from the sale of disused land, at the rear of its
Read moreAFTER a false start, boutique builder R.Corporation has gone back to the drawing board, proposing to redevelop an historic horse
Read moreCONSTRUCTION of a boutique apartment building, on what was once land behind the Geddes Antiques stores in High Street Armadale,
Read moreCharter Hall, one of Australia’s leading property fund managers and property developers has been awarded the exclusive right to negotiate the purchase of the Nine Network’s headquarters in both Sydney and Melbourne following a tender process.
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THEY build “love-it-or-hate-it” apartment complexes in some of Melbourne’s best streets.
And now boutique builder Arno is coming to St Kilda, with plans to develop a four-storey, 33-unit high-end apartment building at the intersection of Acland and Carlisle streets, opposite the O’Donnell Gardens and Luna Park.
The Face, as it is to be known, will be identified by its distinctive “sinuous and liquid” copper facade, and oval shaped window frames, inspired by surrealist artist Salvador Dali.
Read moreAny chance of the North Melbourne football club’s Arden Street training ground being turned into townhouses and apartments has faded – for the moment anyhow.
Read moreFive retail shops on the ground floor of St Kilda Roads Chevron Hotel have sold via an expression of interest campaign, in deals worth more than $6 million.
Read moreFifty years ago, developers wanted to replace the grand old Astor Theatre with its traditional stalls and dress circle, with a bowling alley or library. Now developers are eyeing the cinema block as a site for high-rise apartments.
Read moreA private developer has paid $7 million for a 5000 square metre development site in the inner northern suburb of Parkville.
Read moreResidents in St Kilda Road’s distinctive Yve apartment block may have noticed it was a little busier in the reception foyer this last fortnight, with Australian tennis champ Lleyton Hewitt and family finally able to use the penthouse he had the foresight to buy four years ago.
Read moreMelbournes fascination with bayside property shows no sign of stopping soon, according to new research by the Real Estate Institute of Victoria.
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