Family Says NSW Subsidence Advisory Misled Them on Property
The Josifovski family claims the NSW Subsidence Advisory provided inaccurate information about their property's subsidence issues, leading to financial and emotional distress.
Category : Property Market
Sebel Hotel Campbell Listed for Sale in Canberra by Pro-Invest
Pro-Invest Group has listed the 63-room Sebel Hotel in Campbell, Canberra, for sale, marking a significant commercial property transaction in the capital's hospitality sector.
Dalkeith Millionaires Get $500k River Staircase Approval
Matthew and Anna Fry, who made a fortune from COVID tests, have won approval to build a $500,000 staircase from their Dalkeith mansion to the Swan River foreshore, with public access included.
Luxury Coastal Home with Marina Views at Shell Cove
A stunning five-bedroom residence at 29 Seaboard Way, Shell Cove, offers breathtaking water views, premium finishes, and a heated pool, priced between $2.8 million and $3 million.
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Stephen Crowe Appointed Property Council Regional Director
The Property Council of Australia has appointed Stephen Crowe as its new Regional Director for the Hunter region, succeeding Andrew Fletcher to lead advocacy and development initiatives.
Mirvac's Vision for Safe, Flourishing Communities
Mirvac's Development Director David Parsons explains how belonging, connection, and intentional design create truly safe neighborhoods beyond traditional security measures.
Capital Property Group Secures Federal Tenancies Early
Capital Property Group has secured federal government tenancies for its Canberra developments years ahead of schedule, boosting the local property market and signaling strong demand for commercial space.
Adelaide Real Estate Directors Face Illegal Cashback Allegations
Directors of an Adelaide real estate agency are accused of running an illegal cashback scheme, with ASIC launching an investigation into potential breaches of consumer law.
Labor's Industrial Land and Housing Pattern Book Plan
Labor announces new policies to develop employment land in Adelaide's north and introduce a pattern book to accelerate housing construction, focusing on construction as a key election promise.
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Schwartz Confident on Newcastle Post Office Approvals Before Deadline
Developer Jerry Schwartz expresses optimism about obtaining necessary approvals for the Newcastle Post Office redevelopment ahead of the Development Application deadline, citing ongoing discussions with authorities.
Hunter Valley Property Buyers Dominated by Sydney's North
A new report reveals that two-thirds of property buyers in the Hunter Valley are now from Sydney's northern suburbs, driven by affordability and lifestyle changes.
Sydney's North Dominates Hunter Valley Property Market
Two-thirds of Hunter Valley property buyers now come from Sydney's north, driven by affordability, lifestyle changes, and remote work trends reshaping regional real estate.
Sydney's North Fuels Hunter Valley Property Boom
Two-thirds of Hunter Valley property buyers now come from Sydney's north, driven by affordability, lifestyle changes, and remote work trends, reshaping the regional real estate market.
Funding Spat Over Cottesloe Apartment Project Hits Court
A legal battle has erupted in the WA Supreme Court over funding for the Sea Pines apartment development in Cottesloe, highlighting tensions in Perth's property sector.
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Public Input Sought on $14m Motel Plan in Tighes Hill
Newcastle Council is inviting public submissions for a proposed $14 million motel in Tighes Hill, which would replace student boarding houses and retail spaces with 75 rooms for tourists and business travellers.
Six-Storey Cannington Block Sets New Standard in City of Canning
A $6 million six-storey development in Cannington, featuring 36 dwellings and commercial tenancies, has been unanimously approved, hailed for providing affordable housing near public transport.
Newcastle West Rezoning Seeks 17-Storey Towers
A rezoning proposal for the Newcastle West Ibis site aims to allow 17-storey towers, potentially transforming the area with new residential and commercial developments.
Hunter Home Approvals Up 2% in 2025: ABS Data
New ABS data shows a 2% increase in home approvals across the Hunter region in 2025, signaling steady growth in residential construction activity.
Southern Cross Club Unveils New Woden Apartment Designs
The Canberra Southern Cross Club has revealed new apartment designs for its Woden development, featuring modern amenities and community-focused spaces.
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Ombudsman Slams ACT Housing Act, Tenants in Distress
The ACT Ombudsman condemns the Housing Act for failing public housing tenants, with reports of severe maintenance issues and mental health crises pushing residents to the brink.
Six-Storey Cannington Block Lauded as Development Benchmark
A $6 million six-storey development in Cannington, approved by the Metro Inner DAP, is praised for providing affordable housing near public transport and setting a precedent for density in the City of Canning.
Figtree, Fairy Meadow Flood Zones Rezoned for Safety
The Illawarra region has implemented new rezoning measures for flood-prone areas in Figtree and Fairy Meadow, aimed at improving safety and reducing future risks for residents and properties.
Adelaide's Heritage at Crossroads Over 'Tower of Regret'
Adelaide faces a defining moment as the 38-storey Festival Tower Two, deemed 'under construction' without final approval, sparks intense opposition from a high-profile group including a former Premier, with heritage expert Elizabeth Vines warning of risks
185-Unit Broadmeadow Plan Gets State Significant Status
A large-scale residential project in Broadmeadow, featuring 185 units, has been designated as State Significant Infrastructure, accelerating its approval process.
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First Lots at Former Princess Margaret Hospital Site on Sale
The initial lots at the former Princess Margaret Hospital site in Subiaco are now available for sale, marking a key step in the redevelopment of this prime Perth location into a mixed-use precinct.
ACT Revenue Office Poorly Communicated Home Buyer Scheme: Audit
An audit reveals the ACT Revenue Office failed to effectively communicate changes to the first home buyer concession scheme, causing confusion among applicants and stakeholders.
ACT Ombudsman: Housing Act Endangers Tenants
A new report from the ACT Ombudsman reveals that the Housing Act has failed to protect tenants, leaving them in hazardous living conditions with inadequate oversight.
Townsville Development Site for Sale as Hospital Project Abandoned
A prime development site in Townsville is now on the market after plans for a major hospital project were abandoned, impacting local business and property prospects.
ACT's $816M Housing Debt Restricts Investment Choices
The ACT government faces constraints on housing investment due to an $816 million debt, limiting options for new projects and affordability measures in Canberra.
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Ayres Pushes for 2029 Broadmeadow Homes Target
UDIA chief Stuart Ayres calls for accelerated housing development in Broadmeadow, aiming for 2029 completion to address Newcastle's housing shortage.
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