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Central Element has announced that it has received development approval for the restoration of Ballamac House, to be undertaken by heritage luminaries Tonkin Zulaikha Greer (TZG).

Property developers plan to turn the site into several luxury homes.

A group of Bondi homeowners have hit the jackpot, selling their properties — one who paid 11,500 pounds nearly 60 years ago — for more than $50m to a property developer in a hushed-up deal.

CE’s boutique seniors living development, The Balmoral Collection was also a finalist in the Retirement Living and Design categories, while Ethos Chatswood, a collection of 49 ultra-luxury residences and 1,200sqm of retail and commercial space in the heart of the eclectic North Shore suburb, was nominated for excellence in Marketing.

Bianca’s extravagant residences ranging from 120 to 290 square metres offer a place of quiet luxury and a taste of the good life, with premium amenities such as direct lift access from the carpark with double garages and storage rooms for each address, expansive outdoor entertaining areas and individual wine cellars. An inviting outdoor area set on a 35-metre water frontage will give residents a private oasis, featuring large sunlit gardens, open lawns by the water, outdoor swimming pool, and ...

Developer Central Element and equity partner MaxCap Group intend to transform Sydney’s former Hyde Park Inn

To be designed by renowned architects, Murcutt Candalepas, the project will include the creation of 42 residential apartments, many of which will offer panoramic views of the park and over the Royal Botanic Gardens to Sydney Harbour. Additionally, the development will feature exclusive hospitality spaces and a range of lifestyle-enhancing amenities.

Supporters of the Metro-Minerva Theatre at Potts Point have applauded the surprising deferral of a planned boutique hotel redevelopment.

Hopes for the landmark building's return to live theatre dashed by planning committee's provisional greenlight for hotel development.

An art deco building is at the centre of a fight between theatre advocates and a property developer. It highlights the question of what to do with neglected heritage buildings.