Commercial Property Development News

Pelligra Group has been named as the buyer of Holden’s former manufacturing site in Adelaide’s north but the Melbourne-based development company will not take control of the land until mid-2019 when decommissioning has been completed. 

The former General Motors Holden site in Adelaide is set to be transformed into one of Australia’s largest business hubs, after its purchase by the Pelligra Group.

Construction is to start on a new town centre at the heart of Stockland’s $5 billion Oceanside development on the Sunshine Coast, after receiving state and local ­approval. 

Australia has fallen back in love with golf but it’s not tournament wins by big-swinging stars causing us to swoon, but rather the boom in luxury golf course living.

A new $550 million development planned for Southport promises to breathe new life into the northern end of the Gold Coast after years of playing second fiddle to Broadbeach and Surfers Paradise.

A prime stretch of coastal land on the southeast coast of Kangaroo Island is likely to be incorporated into a planned international-standard golf course development.

Major development and investment companies have swooped on four properties in the parliamentary triangle precinct in Canberra that were sold off by the federal government for a total of $122.5 million and will be turned into new hotels, shops and office space.

City apartment markets might be slowing but Singapore tycoon CK Ow clearly has faith in the sector, re-lodging plans to develop opulent apartments on the site of his dowager hotel in Sydney. 

New industrial land surrounding the Geelong Ring Road will help the city return to its position as the pivot of Victoria’s economy.