Designed by award winning architectural firm Eeles Trelease, The Anchorage is set to add an inspiring new dimension to the Woolloomooloo landscape. The visually dramatic five-level boutique building encompasses 15 designer studios, 1 & 2 bedroom apartments.
Read the full story »High profile local Lesli Berger has another project on the books: his own Future Cities Program.
Speaking as the owner of 376-382 New South Head Road, Double Bay, and General Manager of Fivex Commercial Property, Berger says Woollahra Council need to implement the program now.
Not a single business ratepayer has successfully enrolled to vote at the upcoming Woollahra Council by-election for Double Bay ward.
Councillor Elena Kirillova resigned on 31 December 2013, sparking the need for the by-election. The non-resident electoral roll was closed on 3 February 2014. The by-election is scheduled to be held on 15 March 2014.
“For the first time in living memory, not a single business has successfully enrolled to vote at the upcoming Double Bay ward by-election.” Lesli Berger, Deputy-Chairman of the Double Bay Chamber of Commerce said.
Read the full story »For as far back as anyone can remember, there has always been a group of business people who voted as non-resident ratepayers at Woollahra Council elections and unfortunately the upcoming by-election will be the first time in living memory not a single business person in Double Bay has successfully enrolled to vote.
The business community in Double Bay has been left without a vote in the March 15 Woollahra Council byelection because none of the 700-odd business ratepayers registered to vote in time.
Small business is on the rise with the Double Bay Chamber of Commerce deputy chairman Lesli Berger declaring that the “worst is definitely behind us”.
Notwithstanding the fact that Fivex greater financial resources than the majority of our retail tenants due to the size of Fivex’s combined property portfolio, we find that the retail market has significantly turned since the Global Financial Crisis (the “GFC”) and the power in the relationship between retailers and landlords has significantly shifted since 2008 until the present day and for the foreseeable future.
