Renee McKeown is a journalist based in Brisbane, Australia, focusing on local news and developments in Queensland. With a passion for urban development and architecture, Renee writes for The Urban Developer, covering stories on the latest projects, property developments, and city planning initiatives in the region.
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Renee McKeown's coverage primarily focuses on the local real estate industry, construction, development, and infrastructure in Australia with a special emphasis on Sydney. Her interest areas include major projects, urban planning, and government announcements related to these sectors.
Given her focus on press releases and government announcements, she may be particularly interested in pitches that provide exclusive access to such information or offer unique insights into how these initiatives will impact the local real estate market or infrastructure development within Queensland or Brisbane specifically. Additionally, she may be receptive to pitches providing data-driven analysis of trends within the Australian real estate and construction industries.
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Developers are forging ahead on one of the state’s newest regional cities after it was officially declared a priority development area…
By: Renee McKeown, Marisa Wikramanayake
Gurner has moved on with its latest project in the heart of Melbourne's Docklands.
Homes NSW has unveiled plans to replace a mid-century block with a higher density apartment complex at Mascot.
The grocery giant plans to anchor a new development on the Albany Highway commercial strip in a transitional area in the
A commercial property investor is planning to add an office tower to its 1980s Citymark building on George Street as Haymarket heats up…
Brookfield Asset Management is honing in on Brisbane's limited hotel market, aquiring a tower in Fortitude Valley for around $90 million.
Three big guns in Australian property have been shortlisted to develop 3.6ha in the Blackwattle Bay precinct next to the much-anticipated Sydney Fish Market.
Byron Shire Council is cracking down on short term rentals taking one operator to court for not getting development consent on four cabins in Middle Pocket...
Sam Koura and his son hope to replace inter-war shops on the main drag of North Willoughby, with a smaller building than originally planned…
Sam Koura and son Matthew plan to replace inter-war shops at North Willoughby as the apartments-above-retail typology stays strong…
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