News about Heritage Commercial Property

Accor has consolidated its position as Australia’s largest hotelier with the opening of its 400th property – the heritage listed Porter House Hotel in the Sydney CBD.

One of just two hotels in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt town of York, has hit the market with a $1.8 million price tag.

The City of Sydney has expanded its holdings of heritage offices by snapping up The Woolstores complex in inner-city Alexandria for $110m.

Developer Costa Fox’s proposal to redevelop a heritage-listed tea house in Melbourne has been granted a planning permit as the $280 million project passes the first stage of approval.

Melbourne’s iconic John Curtin Hotel might not be calling last drinks as expected.

Australia’s unique past is sometimes quite literally put on the market when heritage-listed properties or sites of historical significant are listed for sale as commercial properties. So, what makes a property historically significant and why …

Rare opportunities to acquire office space within heritage buildings in Sydney has arisen, with the lure of their unique appeal set to reap premium prices.

A former horse and coach house described as “quintessential Fitzroy” is on the market. While its brick facade has been largely untouched for 140 years, the interior is another story.

Property developers and heritage consultants have united on an old commercial property trend that is beginning to resurface, one that might encourage workers to return to the CBD.