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Hamilton site to house permanent food and arts market

A new permanent market, styled on Melbourne’s famous Queen Victoria Market, is being developed in the Brisbane suburb of Hamilton. A website has been established

Brisbane CBD records lowest office vacancy rate

Brisbane’s CBD has the lowest capital city office vacancy rate in the country after falling to 10.2 percent in July. The Property Council of Australia’s latest

Land released for 175 homes in Hervey Bay

The Queensland Government has released an 8.8 hectare area of the Hervey Bay TAFE campus in Urraween for 175 home sites. The development will include a new access road

Messaoudi to guide Rydges South Bank upgrades

Experienced hotel executive Chantel Messaoudi is the new general manager of Rydges South Bank Brisbane. EVT Group General Manager of Hotels and Resorts Callum Kennedy

The Tannery’s offer is en pointe for West End

A $220m West End development has been launched to the public with more than half the residences already sold, one at a suburb record. McNab Group Executive Chairman

The winding path to home ownership in Australia

By Emma Baker For generations, Australia has been understood as a homeowning nation. And the expected housing pathway was relatively simple. Young adults left the family

Queensland tax rules stifling super fund farm investment

Queensland’s land tax settings are inadvertently discouraging Australian superannuation funds from investing in agriculture, a leading tax specialist says. Duncan

State housing fund passes 100,000 milestone

An initiative to fast-track housing construction in Queensland has now paved the way for more than 100,000 new homes across the state. Deputy Premier and Minister for

Toombul to include hotel, 4 towers and commercial space

The site of the old Toombul shopping centre is set to include a hotel, four residential towers, plus retail, restaurants, services and green space with a total footprint

Queensland dwelling approvals down 8.8% in May

Dwelling approvals in Queensland fell 8.8 percent in May as early signs emerge of market wobbles following tax changes in the Federal Budget. The Queensland fall

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