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A $16.5 million clubhouse at Vantage Hervey Bay has opened, showcasing new resident amenities at the over-50s lifestyle community to locals, existing residents, and prospective buyers. The launch event drew local government representation and the project builder, positioning the facility as a key selling feature for the development.
9:19 PMPropertymarkets NewsIFM Investors has acquired a $300 million portfolio of shopping centres. The deal adds to IFM’s retail real estate exposure on behalf of industry superannuation fund investors.
12:36 AMPropertymarkets NewsEADE Byron Bay, a beachfront apartment development, has surpassed $70 million in sales, including two transactions above $10 million each. The results indicate continued demand for ultra-premium coastal apartments in Byron Bay.
12:04 AMPropertymarkets NewsSummary
A $16.5 million clubhouse at Vantage Hervey Bay has opened, showcasing new resident amenities at the over-50s lifestyle community to locals, existing residents, and prospective buyers. The launch event drew local government representation and the project builder, positioning the facility as a key selling feature for the development.
The development has moved from promise to product with a flagship amenity now operating. That
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High-end shared amenities are becoming a lever to drive demand and defend margins in regional lifestyle and downsizer markets like Hervey Bay.
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IFM Investors has acquired a $300 million portfolio of shopping centres. The deal adds to IFM’s retail real estate exposure on behalf of industry superannuation fund investors.
Institutional capital is leaning back into shopping centres at scale. IFM’s buy signals conviction that
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A large institutional purchase can reset pricing and liquidity expectations across Australia’s sub-regional shopping centre market.
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EADE Byron Bay, a beachfront apartment development, has surpassed $70 million in sales, including two transactions above $10 million each. The results indicate continued demand for ultra-premium coastal apartments in Byron Bay.
Luxury coastal demand is clearing price points that many expected to soften under higher rates.
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Record-level apartment sales in a tightly supplied market reinforce the resilience of Australia’s top-end coastal property cycle.
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