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Sydney

Architecture, Building, Convention Center
Corporate

Sydney Fish Market taps CBRE as property and facilities manager

The firm will provide property-related services for the Sydney Fish Market when it opens in January

by Bren Arato
27 Nov 2025
Architecture, Building, Building Complex
Residential

Deicorp breaks ground on $1.8bn project in Sydney’s innerwest

The Kings Bay Village development in Five Dock has commenced construction to bring to life to the underdeveloped Parramatta Road corridor

by Bren Arato
27 Nov 2025
City, Architecture, Building
Retail

Fast-growing property developer bags Sydney lower north shore retail asset

The property is anchored by Coles and Liquorland

by Nila Sweeney
27 Nov 2025

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Logistics

Industrial, retail, living sectors to fuel $50bn investment boom in 2026: Savills

The company is also predicting a surge in institutional redemption activity from the middle of next year

by Nila Sweeney
27 Nov 2025
Architecture, Building, Office Building
Data centres

New $860m Amazon data centre in Sydney gets the go-ahead

Brookfield Asset Management's DCI Data Centers has also been approved for a $50m data centre in Canberra

by Su-Lin Tan
27 Nov 2025
Architecture, Building, Furniture
Residential

Lendlease reveals new images of its $500m luxury development at 1 Darling Point

Lendlease will launch the project early next year

by Su-Lin Tan
27 Nov 2025
City, Metropolis, Urban
ESG

All-electric offices command 23% rent premium as climate rules take effect: JLL

Sydney and Melbourne face a steep shortfall in electric space as tenants abandon gas-fired towers

by Layton Holley
27 Nov 2025
Property developer Billbergia has submitted a state significant development application to build the third and final stage of its $3bn Rhodes Central project in Sydney’s inner west. Once approval is granted, early works, including excavation, will start early next year. The development is slated for completion in 2030. Located at 23-25 Marquet Street, Rhodes, the last stage of the mammoth project will comprise 361 residential apartments across a 39-storey residential tower, Cascade. It will also include 72 affordable dwellings. Apartments configurations range from one to four-bedrooms and a two-storey “skyhouse” spanning the top two levels. The final stage will add a further 1,200 sq m of retail space, an upmarket restaurant offering, an open-air dining plaza and 2,000 sq m of public domain. Once finished, the five-tower Rhodes Central masterplan will deliver a combined total of over 1,600 new homes for about 3,500 people. It will also add more than 25,000 sq m in publicly accessible amenities, including Rhodes Central Shopping Centre, Rhodes Recreation Centre and commercial office space. A new basement and podium rooftop will connect all five buildings and allow residents to share amenities. “We’re now a step closer to realising our vision for Rhodes Central," said Saul Moran, development director – planning and design at Billbergia. “With brand new retail and more public open space, this final stage embodies our commitment to creating connected communities and delivering housing diversity amid Sydney’s housing crisis. It also completes the landmark town centre precinct that has been almost 20 years in the making.” High-profile architecture firm SJB will design the final stage after delivering the design for Stages One and Two.
Development

Billbergia submits plans for $3bn Rhodes Central's final stage

The development is slated for completion in 2030

by Nila Sweeney
26 Nov 2025
City, Nature, Outdoors
Residential

Developer Lou Zivanovic lists Castle Hill project

The former NRL star has approval for 166 units at the site

by Su-Lin Tan
26 Nov 2025