Melbourne Commercial Property News

Shopping centre landlords are again turning to the residential market to bolster returns from their projects with several major companies planning apartment towers above or around their developments.

Chinese-backed private group Chaolong Developments is looking to expand its Melbourne property empire with the acquisition of the Century City Walk Shopping Centre and the adjoining 200-room Novotel Melbourne Glen Waverley hotel for more than $145 million.

An organic farm in Melbourne’s outer northwest that featured on Channel 7’s The Intolerant Cooks has gone to market.

Attention stickybeaks — a bunch of Melbourne’s most weird, wonderful and well-known buildings will open their doors to the public next weekend.

A planned $180 million soccer stadium in Melbourne’s west will be the first major facility privately built for an Australian team and is set to have the steepest gradient in the country and a distinctive roof modelled on its local area.

Australia’s perceived lack of aff­ordable luxury hotels has spurred international management group and disrupter YOTEL to launch its first Australian property.

A consortium led by Charter Hall has bought Telstra’s global headquarters in central Melbourne for $830 million, in a deal that shows demand for skyscrapers is running hot.

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A Toorak village shopping arcade has well and truly become the most expensive property to sell in the exclusive suburb, almost doubling the previous record.