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A partnership between Heathley Asset Management and inter­national property company Grosvenor Group has sealed its first deal, buying the Westside Private Hospital in Brisbane for $61.7 million.

Heavyweight property group Brookfield has put the Jessie Street Centre in the heart of Parramatta up for sale amid expectations it will go for about $400 million.

A tightly held retail precinct in the Liverpool region has sold for a whopping $17.3 million.

A tenanted unit block along one of Fairfield’s thoroughfares has been snapped up for nearly $3 million.

Chinese-backed developer Poly Australia has secured its first acquisition in Queensland and has unveiled plans for a major residential project in the Brisbane suburb of Ascot.

A former primary school site is about to deliver an eight-figure windfall to the state government in an upcoming sale to developers.

Fresh from its acquisition of Darwin’s casino operations, US hospitality giant Delaware North is continuing its aggressive drive into Australia’s tourism industry, buying the rights to operate and develop the popular Lane Cove River Tourist Park in Sydney.

The family behind one of Melbourne’s favourite coffee brands has made bank selling their property in the epicentre of Brighton’s cafe culture.

It pays to buy and hold onto neighbouring properties, as one patient Wantirna seller is about to find out.