Lindsay Saunders is a News Editor at EducationNC. She covers a diverse range of topics within the construction and real estate sectors, including urban design, commercial real estate, and logistics technology, with a focus on the intersections of planning and hospitality. Lindsay's work has been featured in EducationNC and The Urban Developer.
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Lindsay's coverage is heavily focused on the real estate industry, with a keen interest in property developments and government regulations. She seems to favor press releases and data-driven content.
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Another $100 million has been added to reopen a vital road link between Sydney and the state's west.
By: Lindsay Saunders
Retail investment activity is surging across South-East Queensland with more than $275 million in transactions as investors target supermarket-anchored assets.
By: Phil Bartsch, Lindsay Saunders
UAE-based developer Arada has put its foot on a Broadbeach development site and is planning a $2-billion dual-tower development as its Sunshine State debut.
The new owners of Brisbane's The Barracks say the retail asset will undergo a multi-year revitalisation with plans to strengthen its dining, entertainment and convenience offerings.
By: Lindsay Saunders
Norus Developments has filed plans for a 218-home apartment project at a major activity centre in Melbourne's south-east.
By: Lindsay Saunders
The City of Gold Coast has begun an expression-of-interest process for a 7.9ha Nerang site that could become a new mixed-use residential and community precinct.
By: Lindsay Saunders
Melbourne's development site market recorded $816 million in transactions during the first half of 2026 as planning reforms help drive renewed demand for higher-density opportunities.
By: Lindsay Saunders
Ingenia Communities has agreed to acquire residential developer Peet in a deal valued at more than $900 million.
By: Lindsay Saunders
The Mosman Council has unanimously endorsed a draft masterplan designed to accommodate about 4700 more homes while reshaping where and how development happens across the Sydney lower north shore municipality.
By: Lindsay Saunders
Developer MAYD wants to reduce the number of residences and increase the proportion of larger homes for its approved tower on the southern Gold Coast.
