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NEW ASBESTOS LAWS ARE NOW IN FORCE!

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Post office gives its old home new lease of life

Sydney Morning Herald October 13-14 Anthony Dennis

Auction Results - 18/9/12

Taylor Nicholas, sold 3 from 3 under the hammer!

Return to sender: PO back home

Leased by George Danilidis - Taylor Nicholas Inner West

Taylor Nicholas 2012 Annual Awards of Excellence

Taylor Nicholas 2012 - Annual Award Night results...

Office vacancy rate hits lowest level since 2009

The Real Estate Business Bureau has recently reported that the national office vacancy rate has eased slightly in the past six months, falling to its lowest level since 2009.

Boulevard of developers' dreams shackled by red tape

A TREE-LINED boulevard with trams from the city to Parramatta. Even a metro. And 100,000 new apartments, with 100,000 new jobs thrown in. That's the latest ambitious plan for Parramatta Road, and the developer lobby believes it's all achievable - within 25 years - if a new urban regional authority is established to manage it.

Taylor Nicholas Property Journal

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Rare Car Spaces in Surry Hills For Lease!

8 car spaces plus storage available now for lease!

2 x FOOD PREMISES FOR SALE

Food factories are generally hard to come by, but Taylor Nicholas are currently marketing 2 food approved premises for sale

SOLD $1,720,000 - PRIOR TO AUCTION!

Michael Hatz and George Danilidis have negotiated the sale of 22 Minnie Street, Belmore for $1,720,000 prior to Auction.

19 Mavis Street - Sold at Auction - $1,310,000

David Ristevski, Director of our Bankstown branch, has been succesful in negotiating the sale of 19 Mavis Street, Revesby at auction on Tuesday morning.

Badgerys Creek aerotropolis just the job for western Sydney

As you know, Badgerys Creek, 50 kms west of the Sydney CBD, was picked for the city's second airport in 1986.

Balmain Leagues Club proposal

A proposal to redevelop Sydney's Balmain Leagues Club and adjacent land is available for two months of public comment

Sweet Result

"Industrial Parks of Australia has settled the sale of a 1286 sq m warehouse

KENNARDS SNAPS UP SITE

Kennards Self Storage has bought a distressed vacant office in the Sydney suburb of Frenchs Forest for $3.15 million to add to its three self-storage operations on the city's northern beaches.

Sales in South Sydney on the increase

Auto Alley shifts gears

IT’S ALL ABOUT ATTITUDE

E-business drives race for space

Sydney Morning Herald Commercial Real Estate October 22-23, 2011

A good try at US rugby

SMH "Without Reserve" October 8-9 2011

Commercial returns tipped to surpass residential

North West Rail Link

Six new train stations for the North West Region.

The Market

This is an interesting snippet from Bloomberg last week if you didn’t see it –

SALES IN NORTH SYDNEY DECLINE

For the second quarter in a row North Sydney sales are down.

SALES SLIGHTLY UP

Sales in the South Sydney area are slighly up compared to the last quarter, though are significantly down from those achieved last year.

How the west is winning

Traditional South Sydney tenants are making the march west in moves that are expected to spur that regions next construction cycle

Daily grind gets easier

Leichardt coffee lovers rejoice. Grinders Coffee will become a tenant at 204 Norton Street. The Melbourne based group has signed a five year lease for its NSW head office and barista school.

Sellers paying the price

Sydney Morning Herald: THE GAP between the price a vendor wants and what a buyer is prepared to pay is widening and these high expectations are being blamed for a significant sales slump across all asset classes.

Planning laws need rethink

Sydney Morning Herald: With the recent repealing of the Part 3A provisions in the existing planning regulations, the NSW government should not miss the opportunity to fix Sydney’s local planning laws.

Power to the planners

PROPERTY developers and investors are predicting the probable change of government in NSW will bode well for developing areas, including the Hills district and the outer west. The NSW Liberal Party has indicated if it wins the March 26 election, it will give more power to local councils in terms of planning regulations.

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