Government Commercial Property News

The $20,000 asset write-off will come under intense scrutiny this tax season amid concern some small businesses will try to rort the generous concession.

At least 30 buildings in Melbourne are still rated as fire risks or “non-compliant” because they have cladding panels similar to those that accelerated a high-rise fire in the city in 2014 and are suspected of contributing to London’s deadly tower inferno. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com/property.

South Australia’s commercial property market is set to heat up with new legislation likely to make it the nation’s most competitive.

The landmark Campbell’s Stores at The Rocks, an 1840s State heritage listed warehouse, will undergo a $32 million upgrade, following approval from the NSW government. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

Fees aren’t the only things with the potential to go up at secondary schools in Sydney.

One-hundred and forty years of history has hit the market in Lethbridge.

An entire apartment complex that was compulsorily acquired by the Victorian Government to accommodate the now-scrapped East West Link is now back on the market.

Crown Casino has dodged State Government planning legislation and saved itself more than $60 million in fees ahead of construction of Melbourne’s tallest skyscraper.

The tight Melbourne office market is set to get another 28-storey block, after Victorian Planning Minister Richard Wynne approved a second commercial tower for Lendlease’s $2.5 billion Melbourne Quarter project. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.