Government Commercial Property News

The Property Council has called for the Tasmanian Government to intervene in the height limit vote that will go before Hobart City Council tonight.

NSW Planning Minister Anthony Roberts appears set to agree to demands from property giant Brookfield Multiplex to remove planning controls to allow it to erect rides at Sydney’s Luna Park, some permanently fixed and up to 12-storeys tall, without having to seek development approval.

Calling all local builders. Can you transform a humble carpark into a $500,000 community hub in just six months? If this sounds like you, a small South Australian community wants to hear from you.

The Victoria Liberal Party has today revealed the sale of its long-time headquarters in Exhibition St in Melbourne’s central business district for the higher-than-expected price of $37.1 million.

The historic Armidale Courthouse has hit the market in New South Wales for the first time in 140 years. The heritage-listed gem at 100 Faulkner St will be sold via public auction onsite later this …

A Gold Coast family has dropped more than $15 million on three properties at an auction event.

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The Department of Defence has put Brisbane’s Bulimba Barracks on the market, unlocking 20ha of prime waterfront land.

Labor and the Greens have called on the Government to consult with Tasmanians before selling off Hobart’s Elizabeth Street Pier to help fund development at Macquarie Point.