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As the city’s CBD continues to struggle with a post-Covid recovery, the greater Sydney area and NSW regions are galloping ahead.

By examining the changes in work patterns, real estate developers and investors can gain valuable insights into the housing market’s future.

Sydney is adding another hotel to the line-up of luxury properties now reshaping the city with Holdmark Property Group lodging plans for a 59-storey tower in the heart of the city.

Convincing workers to return to the office has been easy for the masterminds behind Brisbane’s newly named top workplace.

Stockland has abandoned its residential project in Sydney’s St Leonards and will instead develop a commercial skyscraper.

Demand for CBD office space is growing, but so too are vacancy rates.

The five storey commercial building was extensively renovated in 2019 and is located in the heard of the suburb’s hospitality and creative district.

The mixed-use site includes plans for a new residential and commercial complex with 31 luxury apartments and two retail shops.

Once the bastion of startups and freelancers, co-working spaces across the country are attracting companies with more traditional ways of working. It’s a phenomenon that’s changing the way businesses work. Nicole O’Brien, CEO of Fishburners, …