Investor and developers recently pumped $1 billion-plus into the booming industrial property sector.
Cashed-up Aesop founder and Canberra developer are selling hipster Sydney Road shops once owned by career criminal Tony Mokbel.
St Kilda’s once-grungy Prince of Wales Hotel is back on the market carrying a discounted price tag of $30 million.
Renewable and electric technologies and other sustainable industries will underpin the future demand for industrial property,according to a new report by a leading real estate services company.
Amazon Australia is developing two new super-scale robotics-led centres amid strong growth in online purchases of bulky goods such as furniture and flat screen TVs.
New immersive experiences are being developed to give people the chance to be a part of their favourite films and TV shows.
The office where deceased lawyer John Adams defrauded a slew of investors is up for auction.
Despite investment deal volumes in the industrial property sector slumping by 26 per cent in the past 12 months,agents predict the growth of internet shopping and data storage will send transactions soaring next year.
Planning complications shred the value of Dexus’ Fishermans Bend site. It originally listed for $50-$60 million and has now sold for $30.07 million.
Building materials giant Boral is the latest big industrial player to join forces with a property developer to make money from its extensive property holdings.
It’s not somewhere you would think to place on day one of a travel itinerary. But for this Australian think-tank,it’s the star attraction of the wild west.