Peter Hyland

Developer Tim Gurner’s plan to build 120 apartments in Sydney’s inner south is among proposals to clear the first stage of NSW’s State Significant Development pathway. The shovel-ready plan is for shoptop housing and includes a monetary contribution for affordable housing to the City of Sydney, writes Renee McKeown. In 2017 GURNER™ Group filed plans for the site designed by WARREN AND MAHONEY that included 94 apartments and 89 parking spaces to replace a standalone warehouse on the site at a cost of $33 million.... Read the full story here: https://zurl.co/DpbWh #sydney #apartments #property #realestate #design #residence #housing

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Mi Vida Homes has announced a management-led buyout from Actis, the global sustainable infrastructure investor. The value of the transaction was not disclosed and remains subject to regulatory approvals. The buyout transitions Mi Vida into full local ownership for the first time since its founding in 2018, when Actis established the platform to deliver affordable and mid-market homes built to institutional standards. Mi Vida Chief Executive Officer Samuel Kariuki said the deal underscores growing confidence in Africa’s ability to develop and scale investment-grade housing platforms. https://lnkd.in/dXFVySpN

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Our NSW Office expert, James Brock, shares his insights on Sydney’s Metro Office Market: “Despite near term vacancy fluctuations, the fundamentals are realigning. Strong reabsorption, tenant expansion and near to medium term stock withdrawals are expected to create the conditions for a materially healthier vacancy profile by 2030.” For further information on the redevelopment, reabsorption, and the rebalancing Sydney’s Metro Office Markets, download a copy of our latest research report: https://ow.ly/TCar50Wx5my #ColliersAustralia #ColliersResearch #ColliersOCMIS #SydneyProperty #OfficeMarket #CommercialRealEstate #MetroMarkets #NetAbsorption #UrbanRedevelopment #CREInsights

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🏗️ NSW Fast-Tracks Five High-Demand Precincts for 7800 New Homes 🏡 The NSW Government has just announced the rezoning of five key precincts under the State Significant Rezoning Policy—unlocking land for 7800 new homes across Sydney and regional NSW. For developers, planners, and investors, this is a major signal of where growth and opportunity are heading. Here’s a breakdown of the precincts and what they mean for our industry: 🔹 Sydney Market-side Site, Homebush West Rezoning part of the Sydney Markets site (250–318 Parramatta Rd) for 1500 homes, 20,000 sqm of commercial space, and green open space 🔹 Beverly Hills Town Centre West A 1.6ha strip near M5 Motorway and Beverly Hills Station will deliver 500 homes plus retail and commercial floorspace. 🔹 Eden Estates, Wallsend (Newcastle) A massive 574ha site will be transformed into 4200 homes, green space, and community facilities. 🔹 Shoalhaven Street Precinct, Kiama A 2ha infill site near Kiama Beach will be rezoned from industrial to residential. 🔹 Former Wallerawang Power Station, Lithgow A 620ha post-industrial site will host 1260 homes, tourism, and recreation uses—repurposing a cooling tower into an education and events hub. https://lnkd.in/gHAtQS3F #NSWPlanning #UrbanDevelopment #HousingSupply #Rezoning #SydneyGrowth #RegionalNSW #PropertyDevelopment #PlanningMatters

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What makes Australian real estate so globally appealing?   Strong population growth, which is driving solid, long-term demand across office, logistics, retail, and housing. Then there’s the infrastructure investment that's supporting the backbone of development. This includes $100 billion per year that's been spent or allocated to city shaping infrastructure.   But we can’t afford to be complacent amid increasing global competition for capital.   That’s one of the topics up for discussion on my latest CBRE Asia Pacific The House View podcast with our Head of Research Sameer Chopra.   We cover a lot of ground on the what’s shaping the Australian property market, from the adoption of AI to the shifts occurring in the debt and equity markets, as well as the latest workspace ad occupier trends.   As always, Sameer also shares his thoughts on whether we’ll see future interest rate cuts.    Tune in and let me know your thoughts: https://l.cohst.app/K5J9g6  

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