Coronation Property News Today

Coronation Property and Woods Bagot says its future 8 Phillip Street project, located in Parramatta, has progressed excellently in the first quarter of 2024, reaching the 16th level of the 55-storey tower.

Coronation Property has announced its inaugural tenant at Sydney’s largest build-to-rent development, Mason & Main, with One Playground to create a boutique gym and wellness facility.

Examination finds with ‘overwhelming certainty’ that the words used at march near Sydney Opera House were ‘where’s the Jews?’, police say

NSW building commissioner says structural defects could lead to the collapse of the Macquarie Park apartments’ car parks.

Located just 4km from Sydney’s CBD, adjacent to the evolving precincts of Alexandria and Waterloo, the Erskineville Village project at 155 Mitchell Road encompasses approximately 1,000 Build-to-Rent (BTR) residences, complemented by extensive retail, the future 7,500sqm McPherson Park’ as well as Kooka Walk, a 20-metre-wide pedestrian-friendly walkway that weaves throughout the precinct.

Take a step inside a world where architects’ wildest dreams come alive before politics, zoning and costs get in the way.

The 57-61 Archer Street site was purchased by Coronation for $200 million in June 2022. Along with recent acquisitions of key urban renewal sites in Erskineville and Ashbury, the Chatswood project reinforces the organisations strategy to extend its presence into the inner suburbs of Sydney.

Mason & Main, designed by global architectural practice Woods Bagot, will become the largest BTR project in New South Wales with 450 apartments complemented by a retail and dining precinct.

A cross section of some of the construction industry’s prime motivators and, possibly, influencers, lined up at UTS Business School in Sydney last week in front of a 300-strong mostly student audience to hear words of inspiration on how to change the industry for the better.

The Chinese developer’s decision to sell its remaining Melbourne estate follows the exodus from Australia of Dalian Wanda, Yuhu and Greenland.