The highly historic Hope and Anchor Hotel is back in local hands and set to be “rescued” by alderman and hero of Hobart, John Kelly. Built in 1807, the Hope and Anchor on the Hobart foreshore is thought to be the oldest continuously licensed pub in Australia. It has enjoyed time known as Hotel Alexander, […]
The ink still drying at Woolloongabba, the Mathieson family has emerged as the buyer of Sydney’s famous and somewhat controversial Captain Cook Hotel, aka The Captain Paddington, from short-term pilots. The Captain occupies a 544sqm corner of Flinders Street and Moore Park Road, near the new football stadium, Sydney Cricket Ground and Entertainment Quarter. A
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Bruce Mathieson Jr continues his own portfolio build, snagging the potential-laden Woolloongabba Hotel in Brisbane’s Olympics hot spot. The Woolloongabba has resided on its prominent corner site since 1868, now incorporated as a tenancy in the prime location of 803 Stanley Street in the Gabba Central centre, packed with specialty tenants and anchored by a
Veteran publican Charlie Redmond has done the sea change, finding haven at the Coast Hotel in Coffs Harbour in a $2.8 million high water mark for the seaside precinct. The Coast resides on a generous 1,600sqm corner of Coffs Harbour’s main thoroughfare. The popular local provides public bar, bistro and dining area, gaming room with
The Salmon family has divested its unexpectedly successful Rydalmere Tavern in Sydney’s west to pub veteran Andrew Lazarus’ Zenith Hotels. Rod Salmon is the Port Stephens-based owner of development company Coho Property. Having purchased a warehouse on 3,000sqm of land on Victoria Rd at Rydalmere, and holding an errant hotel licence, Salmon opted to create
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Marty Short and co have sold their locals-driven The Tudor Hotel of Redfern to the Kospetas family’s Universal Hotels, in a new high water mark for the city-fringe precinct. The Short and Anderson families invested in the multi-level Tudor in early 2015, proclaiming it an opportunity “too good to miss” after watching development of the
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After 45 Years operation under management plus an extended settlement, the Hotel Cecil of Casino has been sold. Vendor Nick Bulmer and family have owned the hotel as an asset for over four decades, and listed the pub in late 2021. A sale finally settled this week, by request of purchaser Barham Hamarashid, who also
Long-timers Peter and Judy Bugden have passed the baton at their Bago Tavern on the mid-north coast to local Glenn Knight. The Bago is located in the historic town of Wauchope, inland from Port Mac, just shy of 400 kilometres north of Sydney, reporting a local population of nearly 8,000 souls. It occupies a generous
Taphouse has passed the baton on its pocket rocket New Victoria Tavern in the burgeoning Sydney industrial precinct and one pub suburb of Wetherill Park. The New Vic came to market late 2021, citing a lively sports bars and TAB facilities, function facilities, a first-class VIP lounge with 19 EGMs, and onsite parking. Sale included
Whitten and Prout have sold the freehold going concern of Gunnedah Hotel for an undisclosed amount, but will be staying on for a spell to operate the classic country pub. Positioned on a 2,921sqm corner lot in the town’s high retail street, the Gunnedah is a large, two-storey structure with multiple bars, TAB, bistro and
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