South Australia

Several prospective buyers submitted offers for this commercial property just days after it hit the market. So why were they so determined to get their hands on it?

One of Australia’s few competition ballrooms has come onto the market in the wake of the COVID-19 downturn. Adelaide’s magically-named Wonderland Ballroom has swept locals up in the glamour and fun of dance for more than 50 years.

There are few old-school petrol stations and mechanic workshops like this one left in Adelaide – but that’s not the only reason it’s attracting prospective buyers.

The Stonehaven wine brand will be reborn under new owner CW Wines, which has taken over the brand and a 68.5ha wine enterprise in South Australia.

Queensland-based villages and parks owner Lifestyle Villages has bought the BIG4 Stuart Range Outback Resort for an undisclosed price in a bid to create a “desert oasis” for tourists.

Two neighbouring properties going to auction as a package are offering one of the last chances to buy beachfront at the heart of a popular regional SA city.

Buy this 130-year-old building, which is located in a revitalised and popular pub precinct, and you’ll be drinking in the benefits in no time.

It was once one of the state’s most popular tourism destinations. Now the former Murray Bridge amusement park, which has been left to deteriorate for 14 years, will be cleared.

A beachside building that has served as terrace homes, offices and a renowned backpackers throughout its 140 year history is offering a rare opportunity.