The property, located at 100 St Kilda Road, was listed for sale with a guide price of $1.2 million to $1.3 million. The property was described as “a classic example of a 1960s-era home” and was in need of significant renovation. The auction was held at the prestigious auction house, Sotheby’s, and attracted a large crowd of potential buyers.
The project, dubbed “The Waterfront,” is set to be a mixed-use development, combining car sales, residential living, and public amenities. The development will be located on the former site of the Gold Coast Turf Club, a historic landmark that has been vacant for several years. The project is expected to generate significant economic activity, creating jobs and boosting the local economy. It will also provide much-needed housing options for residents in the area.
Hacks Aussies can use to get $500k in 10 years Wannabe first-home buyers have long been given advice on how to scrape together a deposit. New analysis reveals what will actually work — and how they could get $500,000 in a decade. 10 first-home buyers fight for the same home A Broadmeadows house has become the centre of a 10-party battle as first-home buyers swarmed its auction today, driving the home almost $100,000 past expectations. See what else is selling well. First look: Hedges beachfront mansion to replace fibro home One of the remaining beachfront fibro houses is set for demolition, with plans unveiled for a new mansion on the Gold Coast’s exclusive “millionaire’s row”. SEE THE PLANS:
The expansion of the IKEA store at Pacific Fair will see the Swedish furniture giant increase its footprint by 20% and add a new wing to the centre. This expansion will create a new shopping experience for customers, offering a wider range of products and services. The expansion will also include a new carpark with 400 spaces, a dedicated food court, and a range of new retail stores.
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The allure of owning a rental property is undeniable. It promises a steady stream of passive income, a path to financial independence, and the potential to build equity.
**A Modern Vision for the City’s Beachfront**
**The Strand:
The proposed development, located in the heart of the city’s vibrant beachfront district, is set to transform the area with its modern design and amenities. The project, dubbed “The Strand,” is expected to bring a significant boost to the city’s economy and tourism. The demolition of the existing homes is expected to begin in the spring of 2024. The project’s proponents argue that the new tower will create jobs and attract new businesses to the area.
A. Council’s Tree Planting Initiative: A Mixed Bag of Reactions
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The council has decided to plant a new generation of trees in a bid to offset the damage caused by the illegal felling of hundreds of trees. The council has chosen to plant a variety of native trees, including the majestic oak, the graceful willow, and the sturdy maple. The council’s response has been met with mixed reactions.
Grim figure shows how Melbourne has fallen behind Adelaide The Victorian government has been blamed for driving Melbourne’s property market so far into the ground that the city has plunged to the nation’s sixth-most affluent capital in one key measure. ‘Walk in, walk out’: Popular country pub hits market for $625k The owners of a small but popular pub on the Darling Downs has put the venue up for sale for the first time in eight years. Here’s what you get.
