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Premium Content Subscriber only A DEVELOPER with a green tick to build six townhouses in Ipswich has applied to extend the approval period for the development, citing financial difficulties for the reason the project has yet to get off the ground. Ipswich City Council granted approval for Euphoria Projects to build six apartments at 116 Glebe Rd in Booval four year ago. The original application, approved in December 2016, was for two-storey units with three bedrooms. Ipswich City Council gr...

"The new site has been under discussion for the past two years," he said. "The demand experienced in the last six months for land at Eastwood highlighted the ongoing need for affordable housing in the area, were really looking forward to delivering this opportunity for the community." The first four stages (out of six currently approved) sold out within days of release. This latest expansion will see the project more than double in size, with the new land complementing the existing 21 hecta...

The development is earmarked for the heart of the CBD.

The 29-lot subdivision marks the next stage of residential development in the area.

Market Wrap-Up: The Week in Property With our editorial team downing their pens and tape recorders for the year, The Urban Developer will endeavour to keep you up to date with the news shaping the property industry and keep you informed over the holiday period. Here is our wrap-up the biggest deals, projects and property market updates over the past week. Dexus’ $2.1bn Brisbane Waterfront Green Lit The country’s biggest office landlord has secured approval for its $2.1 billion transformat...

Date Time UDIA Qld data reveals TRC rates highly for assessment timeframes Toowoomba Regional Council’s (TRC) Planning department is completing development assessments in some of the shortest timeframes compared with other local governments across South East Queensland, according to figures published in the UDIA Queensland September 2020 quarter DA Monitor report. TRC Planning and Development Committee chair Cr Megan O’Hara Sullivan said Council’s Development Application decision timefram...

Liverpool City Council spent £4m on controversial site that was never built, new documents reveal Plans to build the training academy were dropped in 2016 Updated A billboard for The Real Academy in north Liverpool (Image: Liverpool Echo) On what could be a massive day for Liverpool - sign up for the Liverpool Echo newsletter so you dont miss the big storiesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send ...

After months away, sand has started to come back to Clarkes Beach. Reflections Clarkes Beach park manager David Faiers was happy to confirm the sand has started to come back to Clarkes beach from The Pass in the last couple of days. "The sandbags have done their job, which was to protect the dunes until the sand started to return," he said. "Its been slowly moving back. "We have been waiting for months for this to happen," he said. Mr Faiers said visitors to the park have been enjoying ac...

In the media Australia makes top 10 for real estate investment Australia just became one of the top ten countries to buy real estate with inbound investments to increase sharply in 2021 (04 November 2020).  More... Office outlook optimistic for 2021 There is likely to be “no major demise” to the global office sector, despite remote working arrangements, with higher rental incentives expected in CBD offices, according to a global survey by Savills Investment Management (04 December 2020). ...