Business
Yesterday, I was crying
It has been an emotional road back for businesses as they rebrand themselves for a different CBD in the interval between the old regime and the new.
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Hockingstuart becomes Belle Property
In what has become Australia’s largest known consolidation of agencies, Melbourne real estate heavyweight Hockingstuart has merged with Sydney-based agency Belle Property.
Read MoreCareer moves for Wheeler Centre director
Wheeler Centre director Michael Williams has resigned after more than 10 years in the job and he spoke to CBD News about his decision.
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New offerings at The District Docklands Market Lane
While The District Docklands continues to expand, so too does the abundance of quality food offerings for shoppers.
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What’s to come in 2020
The Melbourne CBD middle market performed strongly throughout 2019, continuing its momentum from the preceding year, setting record capital value rates and sharp yields. This momentum is expected to continue in 2020.
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A slice of Italy in the heart of the CBD
Equitable Place is not the name that springs to mind when thinking of Melbourne’s famous lanes and arcades.
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Little Lon returns to its wicked ways
If it weren’t for a keen eye, you would be forgiven for walking straight past a rare jewel of Melbourne history.
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Spice up your Wednesdays
Wednesday nights at Queen Victoria Market (QVM) will continue to be a Melbourne hotspot for food and entertainment, with the springtime return of the Hawker 88 Night Market.
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New year, same success
Haileybury College has continued its winning ways, with another impressive showing at the 2019 Australian Education Awards (AEA) at Dockside Sydney.
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Unrivalled inner-city living
Nestled impeccably between city and sea, the streets of South Melbourne are set to welcome Lenny – a unique six-level luxury development in the heart of the buzzing South Melbourne.
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Bark Salon opens at NGV Australia, celebrating First Nations art
Community Safety Officers hit Melbourne’s streets as council unveils $2m patrol program
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