Lindsay Saunders is a News Editor at EducationNC. She specializes in construction and real estate, with a focus on architecture, planning, finance, and investment in the Australian market. Lindsay's insights and analyses have been featured in EducationNC and The Urban Developer.
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A building approval in London will not take The Shard's title as the city's tallest away from it, but it will have to share.
The developer has picked up a site neighbouring its block on Sydney's North Shore and quickly filed $250-million plans..
US build-to-rent behemoth Greystar will pay $1.6 billion to acquire a seven-asset Australian student living portfolio from a Singapore-based joint venture.
Multinational asset managers Barings has paid $74 million for a large format retail centre near Perth in the biggest transaction for the subsector this year.
New data shows the Victorian capital’s market is not only the east coast’s largest by capacity but also holds the lowest vacancy rate...
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Australian home values ended 2024 in negative territory, but it wasn't near enough to drag the annual growth rate down.
Home approvals slid back across November but it hasn’t been enough to cruel talk of a brighter market in 2025...
By: Lindsay Saunders, Marisa Wikramanayake
The sale comes as another Brisbane asset, a 58ha site on an island tipped to fetch $250 million, goes on the block…
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