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Numbers could stack up for Dandenong Ranges pancake restaurant

Hobart Retravision gone as apartment development begins

Demolition has begun at Hobart’s old Retravision site for a new 30-apartment complex.

Former Brunswick market ready for next customer

Melbourne’s first self-serve market is providing buyers and browsers with an opportunity to check out a slice of history in Brunswick.

No beer, but this ‘Ye Olde’ Queensland pub’s still a winner

While Australian country musician Slim Dusty sang about a lonesome pub with no beer, this “Ye Olde English” pub may have no beer, it’s anything but lonesome.

Why this ‘Disney city’ went bust

To most people, this city would look like a mirage — hundreds of luxury houses built in neat rows, their pointed towers somewhere between the iconic Disney castle and a classic French chateau.

Prominent lawyer nets $26m from Melbourne CBD home office sale

A prominent Melbourne lawyer who has been shot at and stabbed has sold his family home and firm’s offices, along with a neighbouring building, for a rumoured $26 million.

Chinese bail out of apartment projects

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.

$1.575m Paddington ramen restaurant includes two apartments

A Paddington property with four separate streams of rental investment income has hit the market.

Hobart height limits debate to come to a head

The Property Council has called for the Tasmanian Government to intervene in the height limit vote that will go before Hobart City Council tonight.

Melbourne cow paddock’s $150m transformation to underpin new A-League franchise

It takes vision to imagine a cow paddock on Melbourne’s western fringe being transformed into a $150 million soccer stadium surrounded by a commercial property precinct within five years.

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