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The Melbourne estate agency Gray Johnson are offering a Mill Park development site near South Morang. The 9,908 sqm holding is vacant.

Offers close on the 18 Development Boulevard offering on 24 March with a price expectation in the high $4 millions.

The property has been recently rezoned as Residential Growth Zone – Schedule One which affords permission to build to a height of four storeys or 13.5 metres.

Gray Johnson director Matt Hoath says that the property would suit an apartment project.

“This property has been in multi-generational family ownership long term and the local council rezoned it as they favoured a high density residential project, rather than a commercial project, on the site which is adjoined on one side by parkland” Mr Hoath advises.

It is close to the Rivergum Shopping Centre.

The area is also well served for public transport including the Metro Rail extension to the north.
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The property has been in multi-generational family ownership with the local council rezoning it for a high density residential project

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Mill Park apartment development site listed

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Origin Energy chief executive Grant King and his wife Jenny have a $1.7 million price on their redundant Pittwater retreat.
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The Neutral Bay couple now own a pricier Palm Beach beachfront. 
<a href="https://palmbeach.ljhooker.com.au/33MF6Z/11-coasters-retreat-coasters-retreat" target="_blank">The waterfront reserve Coasters Retreat cottage </a>was bought it in 1995 for $307,500 before its extensive renovation and extension. 
Accessed only by boat or a regular ferry service from Palm Beach, Noel Nicholson, of LJ Hooker Palm Beach, has the listing.
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Modernised Coasters Retreat cottage with $1.7 million asking price

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The private investor David Kingston has his Whitsundays island listed with $20 million hopes.
Long Island Resort was originally developed by Contiki.
Kingston, a former managing director of investment bank Rothschilds, has owned it for the past two decades.
The island will be offered for sale with the Club Crocodile Airlie Beach Resort which could bring up to $9 million through Wayne Bunz and Hayley Manvell of CBRE Hotels to market the properties with Christie Leet of PRD Nationwide Airlie Beach.
The 8-hectare property has opportunities for expansion.
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David Kingston lists Long Island, in the Whitsundays

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Ben Genser, director of architecture firms Genser and Associates, is selling his contemporary Richmond home.
It is a new three-bedroom, two-bathroom townhouse at <a href="https://kayburton.com.au/properties/view/336494-10-huckerby-street-richmond-3121-sale" target="_blank">10 Huckerby Street</a>.
With large living spaces, home office, kitchen with European appliances, rooftop entertaining terrace, and views of the suburb, Monique Depierre of Kay &amp; Burton expects $1.65 million plus.
The townhouse is set within the Cremorne precinct of the inner Melbourne suburb with its views taking in icons, the AKM building, Nylex clock and Dimmey's Ball.
There is access to nearby 381 Cremorne's concierge. 
The average house price in Cremorne is $945,000, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/property-observer" target="_blank">according to CoreLogic RP Data</a>.
The property goes to auction November 28.
Genser is the director of architecture firm Genser &amp; Associates. 
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Architect Ben Genser lists Richmond townhouse

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Australian netball champion Liz Ellis has yet to offload her Surry Hills investment property, which was withdrawn from its recent auction.
It remains listed with $1.2 million plus hopes having been bought in 2011 for $862,500.
It was last available for rent at $795 a week in early 2013, with the rental now having edged up to sit at $825.
The two-bedroom, two storey 133 sqm Corben St, Surry Hills property has attracted more owner occupier buying interest than investor interest through agent Brenton Gadsby of Bradfield Cleary. 
It is situated on the top floor of the lowrise Corben Mills boutique block.
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Liz Ellis yet to sell Surry Hills investment

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Craig van der Laan, the chief of Barangaroo Delivery Authority, and his wife Liesl have had another big weekend. Their Lindfield home sold at McConnell Bourn auction last weekend.
The couple bought<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-lindfield-120461861" target="_blank"> the five bedroom 1905 Federation residence </a>in 2004 for $3 million. The home sits in extraordinary Peter Fudge French parterre gardens on its 1400 square metre Middle Harbour Road block.
They wanted more than $4.3 million when failed to sell at April auction and accepted $4,225,000 when knocked down by auctioneer Vic Larusso at weekend auction. There appeared to be the three interested parties, two locals and one Chinese couple who didn't get to bid. 
Craig van der Laan, who was a long time member of the global executive leadership team of the Brambles Group, oversaw last month's opening of the headland park at Barangaroo Reserve.
The median house price for <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/property-observer" target="_blank">Lindfield</a> is $1,930,00, according to CoreLogic RP Data.
This article first appeared in the Sunday Telegraph.
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Peter Fudge gardens in Lindfield sale

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A 1960s 204 room hotel in Western Australia  has been listed for sale through CBRE and Burgess Rawson.
The Newman Hotel Motel has been substantially upgraded and currently turns over $1.2 million per month.
The property is being offered for sale by Offers to Purchase closing at 5pm Thursday 3rd September at the offices of CBRE and Burgess Rawson, Perth.
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WA's Newman Hotel Motel listed for sale

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Robin Barker, author of the best-seller Baby Love, has listed her Queens Park Californian bungalow.
The Bourke Street home was bought by Barker, then a child health care nurse, and her husband Roger for $170,000 in 1986.
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Dasha Goldman of Richardson &amp; Wrench Bondi Junction expects the three-bedroom, two-bathroom home to fetch about $2 million at its September 3 auction.
 
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Baby Love's Robin Barker lists Queens Park

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Burrawang's Old School House has been listed for sale by Tony Harrington, best known as former chief executive of PwC.
The <a href="https://www.margaretmccauley.com.au/property.aspx?Id=613" target="_blank">1878 rustic Gothic-style school</a> closed in the 1980s, and operated over the years as a tea-room, antique show room and residence.
Set on 3953 square metres, the five bedroom, four bathroom house comes with the Great School Hall with open fire, stone walls and original floorboards.
Margaret McCauley has it listed with $3.3 million hopes, noting the works over the past 18 months has ensured the flow of three residential buildings now unified.
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Burrawang's Old School house listed in Southern Highlands

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Businesswoman Patricia Ilhan has listed her four-level Melbourne office building at 362 Little Collins Street.
Set between Queen and Elizabeth streets, the building has annual rental returns of nearly $400,000.
The 312-square-metre block has airspace development potential.
It is expected to sell for more than $8 million by listing agent Vinci Carbone.
It was bought for $4.4 million in 2009.
She is believed to be selling the prime CBD property to reinvest in another commercial property.
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