Parramatta City Council is establishing a new property development team to roll out projects worth over $2.5 billion on a “large pipeline of development sites … and working to build …
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Parramatta. New team at council
September 3, 2010
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Parramatta City Council is establishing a new property development team to roll out projects worth over $2.5 billion on a “large pipeline of development sites … and working to build …
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Parramatta. New team at council
PRELIMINARY plans for a $50 million retail development at Mowbray are expected to go before Launceston City Council next month. The plans, being prepared by Melbourne- based property owners, invol
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$50m worth of retail therapy
WARRINGAH Council has made a decision to refuse subdivision of a controversial parcel of prime Brookvale bushland, one which a developer had wanted to build six homes. The developer lodged an application for a two-lot subdivision of the 97,800sq m block, which borders Warringah Rd, Beacon Hill Rd and Northcliffe Ave
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Warringah Council says NO to subdivision
State Government claims they have halved DA times via JRPP's StreetCorner Whoever it was is out of touch with the reality of Sydney real – estate . At that level, most residential development in the East is taken out of Council's …
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State Government claims they have halved DA times via JRPP’s – StreetCorner
Michael Caine: acting his age The Australian And now his only real friend, Leonard, with whom he's played chess every afternoon in the pub, has been bashed to death by hooligans on the council estate … and more »
PEAK industry lobby group the Australian Property Council is hoping the Henry tax review will include a national system for land tax.

The decision by the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) to take action on the poor state of Australia’s housing supply is a good one, according to the Urban Taskforce.
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Action on undersupply a good move
Increased number of Southern Highlanders to place more pressure on Council … Southern Highland News But Highlands' real estate agents are not convinced there will be enough infrastructure or employment in place to support such an increase
'Green' fails to excite valuers Courier Mail The Queensland Conservation Council's Toby Hutcheon said valuers and real estate agents needed to start looking at bricks and mortar as well as the running …
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AN “out of sight, out of mind” mentality towards rubbish is affecting the Newport canals and possibly endangering its marine life, it is claimed.
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Newport canals at risk
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