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A Chinese developer has forked out more than $20 million for a corner Box Hill site in its first foray in Australia.

An interstate property mogul remains interested in buying Tasmania’s Anglican churches as the countdown to the sale approaches.

Diversified property heavyweight Stockland has struck up an alliance with the Catholic Diocese of Broken Bay that will see the pair build an unconventional high-rise tower combining retirement and aged care facilities in the northern Sydney suburb of Epping.

The Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney has submitted plans for a super-tall apartment development on the site of the Polding Centre at the southern end of Sydney’s central business district.

A pair of landmark Hawthorn properties dating back to the 1880s have sold within a day of each other amid mass interest in the unique offerings.

A multi-million dollar development is set to rise on the site of the Hobart Baptist Church in Elizabeth St.

An 18-storey apartment block could soon replace a 1950s Box Hill church.

Tasmania’s Anglican community may have a new “guardian angel” in the form of a wealthy mainland benefactor who is interested in buying all the churches about to hit the market as a bulk lot.

One of the first churches to be sold under the Anglican Church’s asset sell-off has gone under the hammer.