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Theresa Albioli and Tony De Marco are no strangers to transforming heritage homes in the Daylesford region and their most recent project, Hotel Bellinzona, has been the couple’s greatest challenge to date. 

It’s rare to see a building hit the market for the first time in 119 years, and particularly one that has been in the same family for four generations. But that’s the case with the history-laden Ballarat property.

Developers are tussling to take over a Kensington project fast-tracked to stimulate Victoria’s COVID-19 recovery.

An Officeworks, three hardware stores and fast food outlets for Hungry Jack’s and Pizza Hut are among 38 properties for sale in Burgess Rawson’s $132 million May portfolio auctions. The Sydney and Melbourne auctions also include six childcare centres across Victoria, Queensland and Western Australia, two service stations and an Australia Post shop.

One of Australia’s few competition ballrooms has come onto the market in the wake of the COVID-19 downturn. Adelaide’s magically-named Wonderland Ballroom has swept locals up in the glamour and fun of dance for more than 50 years.

After a record-breaking March, demand for commercial property eased slightly in April. Despite the dip in activity, April marked the second-highest month on record for ‘Buy’ searches on realcommercial.com.au. In this month’s commercial snapshot, we …

There are few old-school petrol stations and mechanic workshops like this one left in Adelaide – but that’s not the only reason it’s attracting prospective buyers.

With a swing in one bedroom and a spa in another, buyers have the chance to snap up a once popular swingers club and convert it into a dream home or development.

Fancy having the bank pay you instead of the other way around? Well here is your chance. With one of these properties, you can be their landlord.