Developers hope a podcast studio,spa retreat and dog wash facilities will help attract tenants to the 443-unit tower near the Ekka.
The NSW government is seizing a once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform Australia’s busiest train station.
The owner’s brother and listing agent say the graffiti-covered building was likely to sell to a developer,or someone capable of adding townhouses to the block.
There are 118,109 empty homes in Western Australia,with as many as one in every five homes unoccupied in some of the state’s wealthiest suburbs.
The City of Sydney council argues the state government’s ambitious proposal to reshape land around Central Station features “too many towers,too close together”.
A spate of mishaps,including the partial collapse of a property and the evacuation of a police station,has scared locals who feel powerless to stop developers.
The execution of Gloucester Park’s land sale to developer Hesperia has become a public process at the hands of a “disgruntled” former board member.
Is a brick-and-tile house built in the 1980s better than a more contemporary project home? An architect,renovator,building inspector and industry experts share their thoughts.
Prices in Perth are just 1 per cent behind the peak of August 2022 – as rate hikes were beginning. Why is WA (again) different to the east coast? Three reasons.
With Sydney’s population booming,new transport hubs are the perfect opportunity for the state government to use surrounding areas for high-density housing.
Our community deserves more. A government that can walk and chew gum at the same time:that is,protect endangered species while delivering affordable housing.