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Times are changing here in Australia, and no more so than in the property market. The once vaunted quarter acre block and white picket fence are quickly becoming a distant memory. More and more buyers are wanting to be close to the city where they work and play, and this has seen a shift in the property being offered by developers. This page is dedicated to reviewing those projects and providing my insight, backed by decades in the property industry, to allow you to make an informed decision.
Source: Domain.com.au
Box Hill is a universe unto itself. Once a booming market town for surrounding farms then a quiet residential suburb during the first half of the 20th century, it was tapped by the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works in 1954 as one of five district centres for metropolitan Melbourne.
Comments closedSource : Domain.com.au The first residents are set to move into a new super skyscraper to be crowned Melbourne’s tallest building. Southbank tower Australia 108 will soar 319 metres into the sky when its construction is complete in two years. But despite its unfinished status, some apartment buyers will receive the keys in coming weeks. About…
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The last home I built was a 4 bedroom plus study(which was big enough to be a bedroom, but no built-in-robe) with a media room and open plan kitchen dining and family area. And there was 3 of us living there using 2 bedrooms. It was sold to a retired couple so now there is only 2 people living there using 1 bedroom. There are eight million spare bedrooms across Australia, with almost 80 per cent of households leaving at least one room empty, an analysis of census data shows.
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Source: Urban Developer
Owner-occupiers are overtaking investors in the apartment market, while overall apartment sales decreased 11 per cent for the first quarter of 2018.
Consultancy firm Urbis reported the launch of 39 new projects yielding more than 5,600 apartments in the three months to March. Australia-wide apartment sales contracted 11 per cent from 1,380 across inner and middle-ring markets.
Comments closedSource: Urban Developer
After a brief departure from building residential projects, Jonathan Hallinan is back bigger and better than ever. And its clear he spent his time away working on new ways to maximise returns for his business. Its not new, but it may become more prevalent than it has ever been in the very near future. Even Little Projects is currently working on building a hotel in Downie Street in which he has reportedly done a deal with Hyatt for $150m.
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