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new south walesHistoric Surry Hills hall resells at same price, plus or minus GST
The Victorian Gothic-style church hall was one of two locations where Channel 9's first TV broadcast took place on September 16, 1956.
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leisureHorizons Resort at Lake Jindabyne, NSW, listed for $2,995,000
The large resort has 120 self-contained residential apartments and is most popular during the winter ski season.
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leisureEttamogah Pub at Table Top, Albury, in liquidation sale
The pub holds both liquor and gaming licences and features a bar, restaurant and function room. It is 12km drive from Albury just off the Hume Highway.
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commercialCBRE to fund sustainability research in commercial real estate
CBRE will offer $1 million over the next four years to fund research into environmental sustainability in commercial real estate.
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leisurePerth surpasses Sydney as best-performing hotel market: Dransfield
Dransfield attributes the relatively poor performance of Sydney hotels to a “combination of a softer conference and government market and lack of large scale events”.
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leasingCommercial leasing: Godfreys takes warehouse space in Toombul, Brisbane
Recent leasing deals include national luggage, leather goods and travel accessories retailer, Victoria Station taking up warehouse space in Melbourne’s south-east.
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commercialFive common myths about commercial property investment: Chris Lang
The net return for smaller office suites is around 7% per annum, compared with a 3.5% net return for apartments.
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retailHow Australian retailers can capitalise on the rise of online shopping
Australians are keen to shop with Australian websites, and retailers need to provide opportunities for them to do so.
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retailJapanese fast fashion powerhouse Uniqlo begins plans for Australian opening
The group will open a Melbourne office in December this year and its first Australian store in 2013-14.
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retailPayless trodden into voluntary administration by poor consumer confidence
Payless Shoes faces stiff competition, not only from cheaper players like Kmart and Target, but also specialised retailers like Athlete's Foot.
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