The Riverina region’s Area Hotel is for sale, as a syndicate of investors look to capitalise on a bullish market and uplift in interest in strong regional hotels. The private syndicate has owned the Area for 15 years, operating it under management. It reports over $4.5 million in annual revenue across a balanced mix of […]
The Smiths say goodbye to their thriving Australian Hotel, ending decades of their dedicated operation as they hand the reins to new locals Andrew Carson and family. Glenda and Gary Smith have owned and run their stately 1909-built Hotel overlooking main road Byron Street in Inverell for around forty years. One of just four pubs
The elegant, historic and potentially haunted Mount Kembla Village Hotel has come to market, offering a beautifully restored local with more than a smattering of local folklore. Established 1898, the Mount Kembla pub is a picturesque weatherboard two-storey structure overlooking main drag Cordeaux Road through the mining town, on a tourist route around an hour
Townsville icon Molly Malones has been bought by north Queensland group Zeller Investments. Built 1901 as the Tattersalls Hotel, the heritage-listed two-storey brick corner pub was reinvented as the Irish-themed Molly Malones back in 1999. It offers a craft beer lounge, beer garden, function space, commercial kitchen and bistro, and a nightclub, but no gaming.
The Good Beer Company has put to market its thumping Duke of Gloucester – The DOG, in Randwick – to focus on its city projects undergoing redevelopment. John Azar’s Good Beer Company (GBC) developed a reputation for classy establishments built around great beer, notably Surry Hills’ former KB Hotel, the Keg & Brew, then sister
By Emma Castle Lisa and Glenn Connell from Western Australia have crossed the Nullarbor to buy the iconic Pub with No Beer in Ingham, Queensland. The heritage-listed Lees Hotel was made famous by Slim Dusty’s country music homage, The Pub with No Beer, based on a WWII legend wherein a group of American soldiers drink
Jaime Wirth and associates have taken on a third operation – picking up the lease on the Old Fitzroy in the active waterside precinct of Woolloomooloo.
Western Sydney pub stalwart Michael Broome is bringing some of the best of the west to the northern beaches, taking on Dee Why’s beachside Deck Bar. Broome’s Western Pub Holdings (WPH) operates several venues in Sydney’s greater west, including the immensely successful High Street Social, in Penrith. He is a delegate for the region, although
The authentically Emerald-Isle Irish Village Hotel in Queensland’s rich Bowen Basin has come to market, offering owner-operator upside in a strong primary industry precinct. Emerald is the inland hub servicing the Queensland Central Highlands region, just south of the Tropic of Capricorn, around 270 kilometres west of Rockhampton. It is central to the largest reserves
The handsome Frisco Hotel has returned to market for a bells and whistles campaign hoping to capitalise on confidence in the harbourside precinct of Woolloomooloo. Built 1856 on 304sqm in one of Sydney’s oldest precincts, the Frisco is a three-storey red brick Georgian building listed on the State heritage register, with a commanding first-level veranda
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