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Demolition of the former Rebels bikie clubhouse has been given the green light in a vote that could have significant implications for Hobart’s heritage buildings.

A farming family has hit pay dirt with the sale of their prized Mickleham land to developers.

He spent years slowly purchasing and personally improving every unit in this circa 1962 Kurralta Park apartment block.

Property group Dexus has secured a site for Sydney’s next super tower just one block back from Circular Quay by picking up a building from Canada’s Brookfield for a reported $190 million.

A large Blackburn just a few doors down from Box Hill High School could present a rare opportunity for developers.

A plan to build 52 apartments in a 13-storey building on the site of the Welcome Stranger Hotel in Harrington St has been rejected by a Hobart City Council planning committee after council officers recommended it be refused.

Drummoyne’s Oxford Hotel has a new owner with publican Arthur Laundy paying $42 million for the popular establishment.

It’s the building everyone knows in Melbourne’s inner north, and now furniture and homewares outlet Schot’s Emporium is selling up its long-time Hoddle St home.

Property magnate Larry Kestelman plans to turn Wilkinsons Point into a Southbank-style precinct that will drive seven-days-a-week traffic in the area.