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In a move that is set to captivate the hospitality and tourism sectors, the iconic South Molle Island in the Whitsunday Islands off Queensland has been officially brought to market for sale.

Western Sydney residential complexes surge ahead

HTL Property has launched the marketing campaign for the Gem Hotel in Griffith, the highest-performing and most profitable pub/hotel asset ever brought to market in regional New South Wales.

A newly built Hungry Jack’s Drive-Thru, in the heart of a thriving retail precinct, is being brought to auction with RWC Retail’s Lachlan O’Keeffe and Michael Feltoe.

A tightly held medical centre in Brisbane’s inner-west has sold under the hammer for $2,825,000 with RWC Retail’s Pablo Routledge, Lachlan O’Keeffe and Michael Feltoe reinforcing the strong demand for passive healthcare investments.

One of Brisbane’s most iconic lifestyle precincts is undergoing a dramatic transformation, and now a premium site in the heart of it all has hit the market.

With the scaffolding now down and the striking facade of Billyard Ave officially revealed, anticipation continues to build around one of Sydney’s most significant ultra-luxury developments.

RWC Queensland, in conjunction with Ray White Special Projects Qld is pleased to announce the successful sale of 918-924 Wynnum Road, Cannon Hill for $3,300,000, representing a site rate of $1,759 per square metre.

A rare industrial freehold asset on just 610sqm of land has set a new benchmark in Arundel, achieving one of the tightest yields seen on the Gold Coast in recent years at 4.52 per cent.

The headquarters of legendary surfboard maker Mount Woodgee Surfboards, a name synonymous with Gold Coast surfing heritage for over 50 years, has officially hit the market for the first time in more than three decades.

A substantial Melbourne industrial asset at 29 Garden Street, Kilsyth has been successfully sold by Brett Diston of RWC Diston Asset Services, generating strong market interest with 46 enquiries throughout the campaign.

One of Brisbane’s most iconic waterfront properties, the Cleveland Courthouse, has sold under the hammer for $4 million in a picture-perfect on-site auction that drew a crowd of more than 80 onlookers to Shore Street North.