
Richlands Home & Life, a newly built large-format retail and convenience centre in Brisbane’s south-west, has sold for $33.85 million.
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Richlands Home & Life, a newly built large-format retail and convenience centre in Brisbane’s south-west, has sold for $33.85 million.
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BGRE has secured an 11-year lease renewal with Corrs Chambers Westgarth at Brookfield Place Perth. The agreement extends a tenant relationship that began more than a decade ago.
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A modern office building at the intersection of Brook and Plain Streets and East Parade in East Perth has sold for $10.45 million. The property overlooks the landmark 'The Impossible Triangle' sculpture and occupies a prominent corner site.
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Richlands Home & Life, a newly built large-format retail and convenience centre in Brisbane’s south-west, has sold for $33.85 million.
The $33.85 million transaction sets a reference point for pricing comparable large-format retail assets in
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The deal provides a fresh pricing benchmark for Brisbane’s large-format retail investment market.

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BGRE has secured an 11-year lease renewal with Corrs Chambers Westgarth at Brookfield Place Perth. The agreement extends a tenant relationship that began more than a decade ago.
Corrs has chosen to lock in a long-term presence rather than relocate, giving Brookfield Place
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An 11-year renewal strengthens the building's income security and provides a positive read-through for Perth's premium office market.

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A modern office building at the intersection of Brook and Plain Streets and East Parade in East Perth has sold for $10.45 million. The property overlooks the landmark 'The Impossible Triangle' sculpture and occupies a prominent corner site.
The $10.45 million transaction creates a fresh valuation benchmark for a modern East Perth office
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The deal gives owners and investors a current reference point for East Perth office valuations.
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Multiplex has completed Journal Student Living’s purpose-built student accommodation project at 100 Franklin Street in Melbourne’s CBD ahead of schedule.
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A landmark hospitality and entertainment venue in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley is being offered for lease, including a large-format restaurant and rooftop bar in the precinct’s nightlife core.
8:20 PMPropertymarkets NewsA homeowner is considering allowing one son to build a house costing about $400,000 on the family property, even though the land cannot be subdivided. That construction cost would equal roughly 30% of the property’s current value.
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Multiplex has completed Journal Student Living’s purpose-built student accommodation project at 100 Franklin Street in Melbourne’s CBD ahead of schedule.
The project adds completed student housing capacity to Melbourne’s central market and allows Journal Student
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Earlier completion brings new student housing supply and revenue potential to Melbourne’s CBD sooner.

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A landmark hospitality and entertainment venue in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley is being offered for lease, including a large-format restaurant and rooftop bar in the precinct’s nightlife core.
The lease puts a sizeable, established hospitality asset back into the hands of the market
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A prominent Fortitude Valley venue is available for a new operator to reshape or revive its role in Brisbane’s nightlife market.
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A homeowner is considering allowing one son to build a house costing about $400,000 on the family property, even though the land cannot be subdivided. That construction cost would equal roughly 30% of the property’s current value.
The central issue is not the build cost but the ownership structure: without subdivision, the
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Building on undivided land can create a valuable home without creating clear, transferable ownership, making legal advice essential before construction begins.
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