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They transformed the Espy. Now they want to revive a vacant Fitzroy pub (opens the original)
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The former owners of St Kilda’s famed Espy Hotel are trying their luck again in Fitzroy, splashing $6.55 million on an empty pub in Brunswick Street. The Sand Hill Road group, owned by five mates who launched a pub empire in their 20s, has in a twist of fate, bought the historic multi-level pub at 125-129 Brunswick Street from the same vendor it purchased the Esplanade Hotel from back in 2017. Fronted by brothers Andy and Matt Mullins, Sand Hill Road made a motzah selling the freehold of the Esp
‘I’m stoked’: Change of fortune for village pub as new owner vows to revive it (opens the original)
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Clifton Hill’s Royal Hotel has been snapped up for $5.51 million by a local publican keen to revive the pub’s fortunes. Rebecca Feingold, who has revived the Leinster Tavern in Gold Street, Collingwood, as the thriving Goldy’s Tavern, made the winning bid for the imposing three-storey Royal, on the corner of Spensley and Berry streets. “I’m stoked. I’ve loved this place for years,” Feingold told Capital Gain. A crowd of about 200 sprawled across the intersection to watch the sunny lunchtime auct
Sydney buyers swoop: Carla Zampatti nets blue-chip Brighton shop (opens the original)
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Sydney-based fashion label Carla Zampatti has snapped up a piece of Brighton’s blue-chip Church Street strip in a $5.8 million off-market deal that secures it control for its retail operations. Records show Carla Zampatti Pty Ltd has settled on 63 Church Street, a shop most recently leased to Accent Group-owned Nude Lucy, in a sale that reflects a skinny 3 per cent yield. It’s next door to Scanlan & Theodore and near the new Mecca store at No. 58. Carla Zampatti previously leased a boutique acro
Politics, footy and fans: True-blue historic Carlton pubs for sale (opens the original)
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A couple of Carlton pubs with histories richly steeped in Melbourne’s sporting and political circles are on the market. Close to Trades Hall in South Carlton, the Lincoln has been the scene of a slew of raucous election parties, shadowy unofficial union meetings and bitter ALP factional disputes. At the northern end of the neighbourhood, the Green Man’s Arms, currently a vegan gastro pub, was run by former Carlton footballer and coach Percy Jones for about 30 years. On the corner of Elgin Street
Bankrupt high-flyer’s Kew pub is back on the market, again (opens the original)
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One of the three Melbourne pubs swept up in the spectacular collapse of Jon Adgemis’ pub empire is back on the market again. The Clifton Hotel on Kew Junction was controlled by the former KPMG high-flyer’s Public Hospitality Group. Adgemis collected a portfolio of 22 pubs, most of them in Sydney, before he was forced into bankruptcy last October owing $1.8 billion. His affairs and playboy lifestyle came under forensic examination in the Federal Court in Sydney last week following his group’s dis
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