NSW Commercial Property News

It is perhaps the most prestigious building in the heart of Sydney’s finance district that has housed some of the most colourful characters among the country’s corporate elite.

One of Tamworth’s longest standing and most historic worker’s pubs could be shutting off its taps for good, with the Locomotive Hotel on the market and drawing interest from developers.

After ditching plans to convert the old Richmond Post Office into a restaurant and bar, owner millionaire financier and Mortgage Choice co-founder Peter Higgins has put the historic property up for sale.

While shoppers were out and about in the weeks leading up to Christmas, savvy investors were still combing the northern beaches for good commercial buys.

Sydney Airport Corporation is attempting to stop hotels within the airport precinct from using the valuable “Sydney Airport’’ moniker to attract tourists by claiming a trademark infringement that prohibits the use of the words.

Scores of east coast property development sites, some able to take 400-unit apartment towers, will hit the market within months as Chinese developers crippled by a lack of finance are forced to sell.

Just $2.3 million is all you’ll need to buy your own fun park on the New South Wales coast, complete with water slides, toboggan run, speed karts and laser tag.

A rare KFC restaurant in regional NSW has sold under the hammer for $2.835 million, providing the buyer with a tasty investment.

Property developers are ending the year by unveiling a series of major projects in Sydney and Melbourne, in a sign their confidence has not waned in the face of weak demand for residential property.