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Vertical Smarts
Melbourne is becoming a smart city – but how might this improve our vertical liveability?
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CBD is home for at least a while
The CBD is 21-year-old Chinese student Yuri Ye’s home for the next two years.
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Open letter to the Premier of Victoria
On Friday December 8, your government is required to table a response to the Parliamentary Inquiry into the Owners Corporations Amendment (Short-stay Accommodation) Bill 2016.
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Dead democracy
Recently we have witnessed a massive change to our city and in particular our skyline.
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Dog-sitting in the CBD
Pepe is a one-year-old Cavoodle, a Poodle and Cavalier King Charles Spaniel cross.
Read MoreShort-stays behind property price pain
The Victorian Government must address the state’s unregulated commercial short-stay industry, if it’s serious about fixing Melbourne’s housing affordability crisis.
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The CBD is too good to leave
Having been living in the CBD for the past 10 years, New Zealander Katy Turbitt said she had witnessed many changes in this high-rise village.
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Activating vertical villages
The Heart Foundation has long advocated walkable neighbourhoods with connected streets and open spaces to promote physical activity, but what opportunities are there in our high-density vertical villages?
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Third party rights back in spotlight
CBD brings the perfect lifestyle
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