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park lane

DA lodged for $400M Gold Coast Park Lane development

The twin-tower Southport project will be 100 and 60 storeys high respectively, accommodating 197 apartments

Historic $478M investment to fund new Sydney health precinct

Sydney Biomedical Accelerator’s new medical precinct is supported by funds from University, government and philanthropists

QUBE Property annnounces two Perth aquisitions

The acquisitions include both residential and industrial assets in Perth’s south
deicorp

Deicorp receives green light for 430-unit Hills Showground project

Comes as Deicorp is the first builder to be rated by the NSW government’s Independent Construction Industry Rating Tool (iCIRT)
ashmore markets

Churchill receives go-ahead for $55M Ashmore Markets development

The site was purchased by the group last year, and comes as the median house price is well above $1 million
Sentinel Element 27

Sentinel partners with PGGM for $1.5B Build to Rent venture

Partnership aims to deliver 2,500 Build to Rent units across Australia
Box Hill development site

30.9ha Box Hill residential development site expected to sell for $200M

Site to be sold on behalf of the McCall Foundation, who will retain 4.74 hectares
Glebe Hill Village

Tipalea Partners complete $40M Howrah retail centre

Construction completed two weeks ahead of schedule despite Covid difficulties

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Sydney still offers strong investment opportunities for property investors

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