This exclusive commercial property is located in Sydney’s Double Bay Village – alongside boutiques, cafes and restaurants. With modern interiors and luxury fittings, it is also an award-winning environmentally sustainable development.
Read the full story »A group set up to help revitalise the North Sydney CBD has voted to dissolve itself after claims it was ignored by elected officials.
The CBD Working Group was in action for two years but members believe their voice was not being heard by councillors.
“They clearly have no interest whatsoever in anything the business community represented in this group has to say; therefore we have just voted to dissolve the working group,” group member and former councillor Richard Pearson said.
Read the full story »A key Melbourne tram route could be extended under a revamp of a rundown CBD intersection.
The Herald Sun can reveal the Napthine Government is seriously considering a plan to run Elizabeth street trams into Flinders street.
High rents on ground floors and the large spaces needed by international retailers are driving the industry upwards.
Fivex is currently in a dispute with the NSW Valuer General relating to the fair value of land. One of the issues in contention is whether or not GST should be included as part of the land value in circumstances where GST is applicable to a comparable sale.
Refurbished smaller suites ranging from 50 to 200 square metres are also being offered at 276 Flinders Street – known as Melbourne Square – through Matthew Kent of Savills, in tandem with JLL agents James Palmer and William McLaughlin. The building, owned and managed by boutique commercial property group Fivex, has been re-positioned to include retail tenants.
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.
