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Stunning apartment tower lives up to its name with Ever Art Wood - Vimarsana News

Stunning apartment tower lives up to its name with Ever Art Wood

Covet’s Ever Art Wood and large marble tiles made up a carefully selected materials palette that aimed to deliver an expensive-looking luxurious finish to the lobby area of a stunning, 58-storey apartment tower in Melbourne.

Real reasons Australian construction is collapsing after Oracle Homes catastrophe - Vimarsana News

Real reasons Australian construction is collapsing after Oracle Homes catastrophe

As building companies such as Oracle continue to collapse, some people losing their dream of a new home are blaming over-committed builders chasing government stimulus money.

Oracle Homes customer discovered on Facebook his home would remain unfinished - Vimarsana News

Oracle Homes customer discovered on Facebook his home would remain unfinished

Queensland man Dale Liston only found out that Oracle Homes, who were building his house, had collapsed while browsing Facebook. Mr Liston said the builder had told him 'everything was fine'.

Rich Listers forge ahead despite Gold Coast construction woes - Vimarsana News

Rich Listers forge ahead despite Gold Coast construction woes

While about $1b of projects have been shelved so far, Tim Gurner and Sam Arnaout have appointed builders to Gold Coast projects worth almost $2 billion

Source: afr.com
Record rental returns from units attracting investors as property supply squeezed - Vimarsana News

Record rental returns from units attracting investors as property supply squeezed

Rising demand and a shortfall in new apartments are a boon for property investors who can pass on the cost of interest rate rises.

Source: afr.com