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14 November 2019
70% OF OFFICE SPACE PRE-COMMITTED
KNIGHT Frank estimates that 70 per cent of the 280,000-plus square metres of office space under construction in the Parramatta CBD have been pre-committed, with no new supply the headline vacancy rate has tightened from 3.0 percent to 2.7 per cent in the six months to July 2019, in its September Parramatta Office Market Report.
14 November 2019
HILTON PLANNED FOR PARRAMATTA
THE Department of Planning and Environment is assessing the proposal for a 5-star. 29-storey Hilton hotel, on the corner of Marsden and Macquarie streets, in the Parramatta CBD. It includes 245 rooms, sky lounge and a hotel management school.
14 November 2019
INVESTOR IN SUPERMARKET DEAL
A PRIVATE investor group has purchased a Doonside shopping centre, at 52 Rosenthal Street, Doonside, for $18.15 million from a Sydney-based syndicate headed by Hsben Property Fund. The 3500-square metre centre is anchored by SUPA IGA.
14 November 2019
UTS ANNOUNCES NEW FOOTPRINT
PROPERTY developer Celestino and the University of Technology Sydney have announced a new partnership that is set to give the university a Western Sydney footprint and a platform for a world-leading approach to higher education.
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02 November 2019
MAKING THE MOST OF OUR WASTE
Airline passengers travel on broken glass
RED DWYER
RED DWYER
AIRLINE passengers landing on recycled rock and car drivers travelling on ground glass are not attributes a potential “21st century city” would wish to be known for.
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02 November 2019
HITACHI SIGNS ON TO AEROTROPOLIS
Collaboration and research centre
ONE of the world’s largest companies, the Japanese conglomerate Hitachi, has signed up to be the first tenant at the Aerotropolis, with a collaboration and research centre that will generate hi-tech jobs.
ONE of the world’s largest companies, the Japanese conglomerate Hitachi, has signed up to be the first tenant at the Aerotropolis, with a collaboration and research centre that will generate hi-tech jobs.
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02 November 2019
BLITZ ON WAYWARD TROLLEYS
Fed-up councils unite
PENRITH City Council has joined other Councils from across Western Sydney to rid the suburbs of unsightly abandoned shopping trolleys.
PENRITH City Council has joined other Councils from across Western Sydney to rid the suburbs of unsightly abandoned shopping trolleys.
