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Australia’s ‘Schitt’s Creek’: Entire Victorian town with its own pub up for sale in Gippsland

Australia’s ‘Schitt’s Creek’: Entire Victorian town with its own pub up for sale in Gippsland

Waldorf Astoria Sydney to draw global crowd offering ultimate luxury at Circular Quay

Waldorf Astoria Sydney to draw global crowd offering ultimate luxury at Circular Quay

With a prestigious New York brand and unmatched views of Sydney Harbour, the Waldorf Astoria Sydney will overtake the Park Hyatt as Australia’s most expensive hotel.

Management rights reign supreme as Alloggio makes holiday rental plays

Management rights reign supreme as Alloggio makes holiday rental plays

The $4.8bn management rights industry is coming into its own in the wake of the pandemic.

Commercial property: Hotel sales volumes surge 84 per cent

Commercial property: Hotel sales volumes surge 84 per cent

Foreign buyers have been snapping up commercial property opportunities in massive numbers in 2022.

World class water-ski tourist park for sale in NSW

World class water-ski tourist park for sale in NSW

A sprawling 49 ha landholding in NSW, which is home to a world-class water ski park and tourist accommodation, is up for sale via an international expressions of interest campaign.

Pods provide ideal alternative for budget travellers

Pods provide ideal alternative for budget travellers

Pod hotels are providing a cheaper alternative for travellers, as domestic tourism makes its comeback after lengthy border closures.

Timeshare resort a last-chance to buy into Broadbeach beachfront

Timeshare resort a last-chance to buy into Broadbeach beachfront

A court order has been issued to allow for the sale of the 1980s Voyager resort, giving investors a chance to snap up potentially one of the last beachfront development blocks in the suburb.

Queensland islands back in the sun as resort schemes take off

Queensland islands back in the sun as resort schemes take off

Owning a tropical island resort in Queensland has traditionally been a fast way to lose money. But a new breed of buyers could make the volatile sector more viable.

Melbourne hotel room surge keeps a lid on occupancy rates

Melbourne hotel room surge keeps a lid on occupancy rates

Melbourne’s hotels are reporting average room occupancies of more than 61 per cent in June, but growth has been muted by the thousands of new hotel rooms hitting the city.

Iconic Riverland backpackers hostel hits the market

Iconic Riverland backpackers hostel hits the market

A rare opportunity has opened up to own an accommodation business that has hosted backpackers for over three decades.

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