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CBD can’t go off the electricity grid
Living in the CBD and considering going “off the grid”? Think again.
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Sales boom around QVM
A flurry of properties have been transacted around the Queen Victoria Market, despite council’s redevelopment plan being potentially down the drain.
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Laneway foot trade for the imaginative
There are still some surprises to be had down Melbourne’s laneways where dark corners and miraculous facades are a religion for those who crave something different.
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CBD good to work, live and play
The CBD has been rated high on the live, work and play index, according to new PwC research.
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New Collins St Precinct president
Alister Reid, owner of jewellery store Grey Reid Gallery on Collins St, has become the new president at Collins St Precinct.
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Elizabeth St auction
A seven-storey Victorian-style heritage building at 21-23 Elizabeth St was sold for $9.6 million in March.
Read MoreSlender towers are on trend
“Slender towers” are the latest craze to hit the Melbourne property market.
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Bourke St is the place to be
The past 12 months have seen the highest amount of property transactions along Bourke St.
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Bike crash hotspots
The intersections at LaTrobe and Elizabeth streets, Flinders and Swanston streets and Collins and Spring streets have been identified as hotspots for bicycle accidents.
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High rent forces toy shop out
The CBD’s last doll and teddy bear hospital and classic toy store, Dafel, is being forced to close due to high rental increase.
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Salvos bring back “The Couch” for international students
“The importance of Melbourne getting this right”
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