Redevelopment

KAUFLAND LOOKS TO PUBS WITH BIG DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL

German supermarket giant Kaufland has begun showing the scale of its ambition, submitting plans for a ‘hypermarket’ and hotel in Queensland with Toowoomba Regional Council. Eyeing the Australian grocery and liquor markets, Kaufland has begun bold moves this year, including recently beginning construction at Mickleham, in Victoria, on what will be the largest distribution centre […]

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ALH’S $45m REDEVELOPMENT OF THE PARKWAY

After considerable resistance, ALH will soon begin construction on its $45 million redevelopment of the Parkway Hotel, having cleared final hurdles. Back in 2015 the majority Woolworths-owned Australian Leisure & Hospitality (ALH) submitted plans for a massive re-working of the Hotel site in Frenchs Forest, just 600 metres from the massive new Northern Beaches Hospital.

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STOCKLAND BUILDING NEW TAVERN IN AURA MEGA-DEVELOPMENT

Large-scale developer Stockland has announced construction of a $6.5 million tavern, to be located in the heart of its massive Aura community, on the Gold Coast. Aura is the largest master-planned community ever built in Australia under single ownership, projected to cost $5bn and cover 24 square kilometres, counting over 20,000 new homes, two business

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$80m DEVELOPMENT OF SORRENTO’S THE CONTI BEGINS

The massive restoration and development of Sorrento’s famous Continental Hotel has begun, with hotelier Julian Gerner and Stellar Group’s partnership flagging an $80 million project. The four-storey Continental – popularly known as The Conti – was built 1875 from local limestone. It remains the largest limestone structure in the southern hemisphere. It is a cultural

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BLUE SKY FOR FIREHOUSE HOTEL UNDER HUGE TOWER PROJECT

North Sydney’s historic Firehouse Hotel will become the nucleus of a massive 35-storey tower through $121 million plans for its airspace. Publican Mark Barry has owned the pub since 2001, overseeing its conversion from a heritage-listed fire station, built in 1895. It occupies a modest block in North Sydney’s Walker Street, the two-storey Victorian building

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