Marisa Wikramanayake is a journalist at The Urban Developer. She specializes in construction and real estate, with a keen focus on architecture, planning, and the logistics that underpin these sectors. Her insights and analyses on topics ranging from transportation and mobility to the cannabis market in Australia have been featured in various prominent outlets.
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Marisa Wikramanayake's articles predominantly focus on local urban development, infrastructure projects, real estate, and city planning in Australia, particularly Victoria and Melbourne. Her coverage highlights a strong emphasis on government and private sector announcements as well as press releases.
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Development Victoria has announced a shortlist of four contractors to take on the work of upgrading the Gippsland sporti
Twenty-eight more poeple have been charged as IBAC continues investigations into the Victorian Building Authority…
Developer Sterling Global has removed the hotel component from their Collins Street mixed-use project in new amended plans…
By: Marisa Wikramanayake
A five-year program to increase the capacity of Tasmania's bridges and roads will make open up more areas of the state for logistic and industrial development, proponents say.
A company connected to developer Perri Projects has filed plans for an $9.2-billion data centre in Melbourne's west.
There are better times ahead for real asset investment, a new report says, including a retail resurgence.
The Mayor of Victoria s second city says council-owned assets may need to be sold, including an underperforming office block, to pay down its $190-million debt.
By: Marisa Wikramanayake
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By: Marisa Wikramanayake
The 72-townhouse project has just 10 carparks, none for residents, amid claims every additional space would risk afforda
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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