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Bar-room blitz as pub kings pour into country hotels

The trend of billionaires and big-name publicans buying up regional hotels continues, as they chase attractive returns.

BEN WILMOT, ERIN DELAHUNTY

Australia’s second-tier cities with rising property markets

We’re familiar with the big guns of Sydney and Melbourne requiring delicious residential, commercial and industrial property but what about the aspiring second tier of Australian ...

By BERNARD SALT

Metricon taps advisers as it fights for future

The country’s largest home builder is meeting with major clients including the Victorian government following the sudden death of founder Mario Biasin.

By BEN WILMOT, RACHEL BAXENDALE

US group lands in Melbourne with $40m deal

American real estate giant Hines is stealing a march on its rivals by dramatically expanding its holdings in Australia.

New leaders of $20bn student housing industry

The Property Council of Australia has launched a student housing division headed up by Anouk Darling and Torie Brown who say the battered sector needs better representation.

Proptech sector lagging with women leaders

Female leadership within the property technology sector declined over the past year as more than half of all locally founded businesses look to scale internationally.

By MACKENZIE SCOTT

Hawks fly the gaming coop in $85m play

The pub sale will slash Hawthorn Football Club’s exposure to gaming with its president Jeff Kennett describing the deal as a ‘significant’ move.

Vendors defy poll day doubts on market

Politicians aren’t the only people nervous about Saturday; property sellers will defy the slowdown and hope a winner is declared when their home goes to auction.

By MACKENZIE SCOTT

Goodman swoops on homemaker centre in $202m deal

The deal will give the property giant control of a large Sydney site that could become one of the country’s most valuable distribution hubs.

‘Same old bag of tricks’: Housing promises fall short

The nation’s top economists say policies put forward by both major parties will likely reduce Australians to smaller homes and fail to address the biggest issue - supply.