News about Heritage Commercial Property

They’ve been used as World War II air raid shelters, an experimental mushroom farm and an underground lake for swimming, but now the platforms and tunnels at Sydney’s historic St James Station are set for a new future.

A formerly grand old bank building could become the latest city landmark to undergo an apartment-driven conversion after going on the market. The three-storey building at 130 Moorabool St, Geelong, was home to the Commercial Bank …

Wealthy hotelier and cosmetic surgeon Jerry Schwartz is planning to convert the historic Newcastle Post Office into a convention and wedding centre after buying the near-derelict landmark for $3.5 million.

Cashed-up investors and owner-occupiers are expected to compete for the former Redfern Post Office building, which has hit the market with price expectations of around $5 million. 

Melbourne investors are poised to eat up the historic site of Ballarat’s popular Beechworth Bakery, which is on the menu for the first time since the eatery opened its doors.

A pair of landmark Hawthorn properties dating back to the 1880s have sold within a day of each other amid mass interest in the unique offerings.

Revamped plans for a $60 million expansion at the site of the heritage-listed Lenna of Hobart hotel in Battery Point have been released.

The heritage-listed Drummoyne Reservoir has found a buyer, selling for $3.75 million. 

Plans to turn one of the state’s oldest surviving houses, Banyule Homestead, next to the Yarra River in Heidelberg, into a wedding venue have been rejected by VCAT.