With a convenient North Sydney location, this commercial office space is now available to rent. It features an on-site cafe, secure underground parking, high-speed internet and close proximity to public transport.
Read the full story »Alan Jones replies to Lesli Berger, the General Manager of Fivex Commercial Property email on the 10 November, 2006 agreeing that they need to “clean this Woollahra Council mob out”.
Read the full story »Fivex Commercial Property is behind the proposed Rooftop Cinema in Double Bay says he will press on in trying to have the popular proposal passed by Woollahra Council, despite the split vote result at Monday night’s Development Control Meeting.
Read the full story »Letter from Lesli Berger General Manager of Fivex Commercial Property to Barry O’Farrell MP the Leader of the NSW Opposition regarding his suggestion for a Henry Tax style review into State and Local Government taxes.
Echo Point’s Three Sisters Pavilion shopping arcade will receive a $2 million upgrade if a revised development application by Fivex Commercial Property is approved at a council meeting on August 5, 2008.
The rooftop cinema, to be built on top of 376-382 Double Bay by Fivex Commercial Property has had a reprieve after Woollahra Council agreed to defer voting on it until extra documentation was provided.
Fivex Commercial Property has drawn up a plan for a new rooftop cinema in Double Bay. The development application has been deferred for consideration by Woollahra Council because of concerns about noise, but the Mayor, Andrew Petrie, said the proposal had his support in principle.
