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Phil Petch’s $38 million Barwon Business Park has opened in Newtown, replacing older industrial sheds with A-grade offices overlooking the Barwon River. The project arrives as the West Fyans Precinct Structure Plan considers broader change in the area.
2:55 AMPropertymarkets News
The Young Academics childcare centre at 1 Jordon Street, Cambridge Park, has sold for $4.075 million at a 5.08% yield. The transaction adds a recent price point to Western Sydney’s childcare investment market.
2:29 AMPropertymarkets News
Aria has sold more than $519 million of apartments at its planned Sanctuary Residences development in South Brisbane before opening the project to the broader market. The project is being positioned as Queensland's largest apartment launch.
1:58 AMPropertymarkets NewsSummary
Phil Petch’s $38 million Barwon Business Park has opened in Newtown, replacing older industrial sheds with A-grade offices overlooking the Barwon River. The project arrives as the West Fyans Precinct Structure Plan considers broader change in the area.
The completed business park gives Geelong’s west a new commercial benchmark and a visible test
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A major office project could become the anchor for a broader redevelopment of one of Geelong’s most valuable precincts.
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The Young Academics childcare centre at 1 Jordon Street, Cambridge Park, has sold for $4.075 million at a 5.08% yield. The transaction adds a recent price point to Western Sydney’s childcare investment market.
The 5.08% yield indicates investors continue to place a premium on childcare assets with established
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The transaction shows that specialised childcare property remains a closely watched income asset despite wider pressure on commercial real estate financing.
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Aria has sold more than $519 million of apartments at its planned Sanctuary Residences development in South Brisbane before opening the project to the broader market. The project is being positioned as Queensland's largest apartment launch.
The decisive shift is that Aria has secured substantial demand without a public launch, reducing
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A large pre-launch sell-down suggests established developers can still command strong demand before projects reach the open market.
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