Mixed use

A vacant landholding on the Fremantle waterfront could become the port city’s next major development but despite its prime location, experts say developers could be cautious.

The Grand Hyatt Hotel in Melbourne’s Collins St could make way for an office scheme and a trimmed down hospitality offering.

A premium ‘two in one’ freehold property in Redfern is offering a rare opportunity to live and work under the one roof.

A former horse and coach house described as “quintessential Fitzroy” is on the market. While its brick facade has been largely untouched for 140 years, the interior is another story.

A luxe mixed-use warehouse in Sydney’s vibey Rosebery – owned by talent managers Mark and Lizzi Morrissey and on the market with a $3 million price tag – will appeal to creatives looking for a readymade work-from-home set-up or a more mainstream business after a space cool enough to lure employees back to the office.

Plans have at last been unveiled for the new Hunter Street Metro Station in the Sydney CBD, with two towers just shy of 270m to be built over the new transportation hub.

The owner of property in Melbourne’s inner north which previously operated as a brothel may get lucky with an interstate buyer expressing interest in the site, after years on the market.

Originally a flour mill, this historic building in Second Valley houses a restaurant and offers multiple accommodation options.

A proposed boutique hotel in the heart of Fremantle is more likely to win over locals and attract tourists if it respects the district’s history and can prove its sustainability credentials, an analyst says.