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Property professionals ride in Chain Reaction
THEY came, they saw and they conquered - all in the name of charity. This March, property industry professionals took on the extreme task of riding the Victorian Chain Reaction Challenge, a grueling 1,000 km cycling event to help raise much needed funds for children’s charities. ... Full story
Software giant signs major lease at 757 Ann
ENTERPRISE software developer Ventyx has pre-committed to 757 Ann St in one of the largest leasing in Brisbane's Fortitude Valley this year. ... Full story
Mixed use site fetches 4m
A 6.1 ha residential and showroom mixed use development site in Melbourne's north-eastern suburb of Lilydale has been sold by receivers for $4 million. ... Full story
Looking for buyer with the Midas touch
THE historic Tyrconnell gold mine site in Far North Queensland is up for grabs. ... Full story
CBRE recruitment coup
CBRE has recruited Andrew Tracey to lead the national office services team. ... Full story
Phileo spends 30m on St Kilda Rd office
LOW key property player Phileo Australia has quietly snapped up one of the oldest office buildings on St Kilda Rd from BlackRock Property Trust for approximately $29.5 million. ... Full story
Kew office sold on 8.4pc yield
AN office investment at Kew in Melbourne's inner east has sold for $10.25 million, representing a yield of 8.4% on a fully let basis. ... Full story
Metro offices the new black
SYNDICATES, private investors and offshore buyers are expected to inundate Australia's metropolitan office markets lured by the strong fundamentals such as tightening vacancy rates, low levels of new supply and steady rental growth, according to Colliers International. ... Full story
Melb city fringe rents picking up
A TWO tier market has emerged in Melbourne's metropolitan office markets with rents increasing in the city fringe and the inner east whilst St Kilda Rd will likely face further downward pressure, according to Colliers International. ... Full story
Tenants have the upper hand over landlords
LANDLORDS are keen to hold onto tenants and are offering incentives of up 30% across the Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane CBD office markets, in a bid to retain them. ... Full story







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