Caydon Group News Today

People in Alphington and Fairfield might have to wait longer for supermarkets they have been expecting.

The recession of the 1990s was followed by innovation and new business activity in the Melbourne CBD. Small bars opened, laneways were activated, and inner-city living took off. We are seeing something similar happening now.

The recession of the 1990s was followed by innovation and new business activity in the Melbourne CBD. Small bars opened, laneways were activated, and inner-city living took off. We are seeing something similar happening now.

The recession of the 1990s was followed by innovation and new business activity in the Melbourne CBD. Small bars opened, laneways were activated, and inner-city living took off. We are seeing something similar happening now.

After almost 30 building companies collapsed last year, leaving thousands of homeowners in limbo, conditions are set to improve over the course of 2023.

The collapse of local contractors Clough and Probuild is intensifying pressure on the construction industry.

Multiple properties linked to collapsed Caydon Group, including the historic Nylex site on Melbourne’s Yarra River, are likely to be sold.

Asian lender OCP has taken control of the jewel in the crown of developer Caydon, the Nylex silo site in Cremorne overlooking the Yarra.

Developer Time & Place, backed by the Buxton family’s Corsair Investment Management, plan to develop 600 rental apartments on the 2.1ha site within the Alphington Mill precinct.