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Panel approves $21.5 million plan for five five-storey residential towers | Port Macquarie News - Vimarsana News

Panel approves $21.5 million plan for five five-storey residential towers | Port Macquarie News

Port Macquarie-Hastings Council's Development Assessment Panel approves major development for five five-storey residential towers at Lake Cathie.

Informed predictions for the year ahead - Vimarsana News

Informed predictions for the year ahead

10 industry experts on what to expect from the residential property market in 2024.

Town of Cambridge urges second bid for West Leederville childcare centre be rejected - Vimarsana News

Town of Cambridge urges second bid for West Leederville childcare centre be rejected

The Metro Inner-North Joint Development Assessment Panel is set to reconsider $2.1 million plans for a two-storey childcare centre on the corner of Vincent Street West and Kimberley Street on January 18. 

Stand-off over controversial Subiaco shopfront redevelopment continues as State planners defer decision - Vimarsana News

Stand-off over controversial Subiaco shopfront redevelopment continues as State planners defer decision

In its fourth attempt to develop the site it has owned for nearly 40 years, developer Sanur applied to State planners to knock down and rebuild the more-than-100-year-old shopfronts.

New chapter for Subiaco's Mediterranean Restaurant site as apartment block approved - Vimarsana News

New chapter for Subiaco's Mediterranean Restaurant site as apartment block approved

A five-storey apartment and office block will be built on the former Mediterranean Restaurant site in Subiaco despite objections from the council over fears it could tarnish Rokeby Road’s character.