Grouting fund lays groundwork for Lake Mac development
Disused mining voids beneath prime commercial real estate in Lake Macquarie are set to be filled with thousands of tonnes of cement grout, paving the way for future growth and development.
Read MoreSubstantial investment opportunity in Newcastle hits the market
Former Electric Lamp Manufacturers of Australia site hits the market for the first time in 25 years. The former Electric Lamp Manufacturers’ site was transformed into a business centre some years after its last purchase and includes businesses from mixed commercial, light industrial, and trade retail asset markets, spanning an impressive 2.82 hectares.
Read MoreNewcastle business launches its first, next generation, storage and sub culture hub
A new concept in storage facilities is coming to Newcastle with the launch of The Bolthole – Islington.
The two respected Newcastle property developers behind the new business venture are on a mission to convert under-utilised urban industrial facilities into luxurious sub culture hotspots to meet the needs of local residents and business owners.
DA submitted for housing on iconic Dairy Farmers Corner
Residential apartment developer Third.i has submitted a Development Application to City of Newcastle to transform the iconic Dairy Farmers Corner site while paying tribute to its history.
Read MoreHUNTER’S NEWEST DISPLAY VILLAGE OPEN IN HUNTLEE
The newest Display Home Village in the Hunter is open at
Huntlee. COVID meant plans for Huntlee’s second Display Village
had to be altered and timetables adjusted, but it is now in full
swing.
Macquarie Tower development launched for Charlestown
GWH has launched their latest commercial development,
Macquarie Tower, to be located in the centre of Charlestown.
State-of-the-art A-Grade office building approved
The rejuvenation of Newcastle’s CBD received another boost
on 17 September with The City of Newcastle approving the DA
application for Darby Plaza, a new eight storey A Grade office and
retail building located at the junction of Hunter Street and Darby
Street.
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Unfortunately, by the time most people reach retirement, they have very little financial security.
Read MoreLeah Jay moving to the future
After 25 years in Hamilton, Leah Jay, the property management specialists, have relocated to purpose-built offices in the new CBD of Newcastle.
Read MoreChange is elementary to real estate markets
Change is something we face every day, and it often upsets the
routine of the regular daily patterns we set for our life.