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- Oct 1, 2026
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$30m North Sydney pub deal prepares for next generation of NRL fans (opens the original)
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The North Sydney Hotel, a venue that turns 100 years old next year, has changed hands for the first time in nearly three decades for close to $30 million, with longtime Sydney publicans Kent and Desley Walker snapping up the historic watering hole. Established in 1927, the Miller Street pub is perfectly placed opposite North Sydney Oval to soon welcome another generation of patrons. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Havaianas importer Aspden to sell $30m Double Bay mansion (opens the original)
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Amelia Aspden, the Brazilian businesswoman who brought Havaianas footwear to Australia, is offloading her harbourside mansion in Sydney’s Double Bay with $30 million price hopes following a five-year build. Aspden began importing bikinis from Brazil before she was introduced to Havaianas by a friend. After approaching the company in 1997, she was given 200 pairs to trial selling in Australia which kick-started the nation’s obsession with the colourful thongs. Gift articles to anyone you choose e
Mirvac’s $115m bet on the future of the Melbourne housing market (opens the original)
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ASX-listed housing provider Mirvac and Thai real estate developer Supalai have bought a large landholding in Melbourne’s south-east for $115 million next to a $1.3 billion estate they are already building, taking a major bet on the future of the state’s housing market. The 40-hectare addition will significantly extend the potential of its existing 260-hectare housing estate, which one day could be home to more than 7500 residents. In its current configuration, the estate has more than 3200 lots,
Director lists $16.75m Melbourne manor with six-car garage (opens the original)
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McMillan Shakespeare non-executive director Ross Chessari and his wife, Josephine, have put their Canterbury mansion on the market, offering one of the suburb’s largest residential landholdings. Chessari, who also co-founded investment manager SciVentures Investments and was once managing director of ANZ Asset Management, and his wife bought the home for $3.5 million in 2004. The property, held in Josephine’s name, sits on a generous 3418 square metre block. Gift articles to anyone you choose ea
Rock and roll real estate: Mushroom’s Melbourne HQ up for grabs (opens the original)
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A slice of Australia’s pop music history has hit the real estate market in inner-city Melbourne with the former headquarters of Mushroom Group, the homegrown label renowned for launching the careers of Kylie Minogue and Jimmy Barnes, up for grabs after more than four decades of ownership. The Albert Park office building, formerly a biscuit factory, was bought by Mushroom Group for $207,900 in 1980, under the company name Packapunch Pty Ltd, according to property records. It became Mushroom’s hom
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