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Frasers Property’s 141-dwelling project approved in the heart of Brisbane has yet to break ground amidst construction challenges.

Meriton property tsar Harry Triguboff, NSW’s largest apartment builder, warns that he is almost done with Sydney due to delays and high costs.

The developer is making the most of the site that used to be held by the famous Bourbon & Beefsteak pub, with sales strong at an up-market apartment project.

An idea that started as a quiet chat between two homeowners has ballooned into a $32m deal of a lifetime for a clever neighbourhood collective.

Many things are happening in the field of producing more apartments, but so far all that has been achieved is the opposite. In fact, fewer and fewer are being ­built.

Developers are dreaming big, with billions of dollars worth of apartment towers, retail and entertainment projects planned for the Olympic precinct.

Big institutions are vying for the project, billed as the last piece of the Darling Harbour puzzle.

Harry Triguboff says a 1900-apartment project would breathe new life into a suburb that has just ‘four golf courses, a neglected beach, housing commission and a prison falling apart’. But locals are having none of it.

A property developer has put a block of flats up for auction at a prominent Bondi Beach site, where a one-bedder rents out for $1000 a week — up 33 per cent in a year.