Archive
Residents association planning to go national
Mar 10 2010
1 min read
The Weekly Source

Plans are advanced for the individual state residents’ associations to form a national body to represent it with negotiations with its counterparts, such as the RVA, as well as seek standardisation of regulations. The target date is October to launch.

Latest stories

The Weekly SOURCE

Retirement by Moran’s surprise aged care operator for proposed village

Sally Taylor, Managing Director of Retirement by Moran, used the latest Westpac Conversation at the Wharf luncheon to outline the State Significant Development Application for “Indigo by Moran” at Narrabeen.

Ian Horswill
43 minutes ago
The Weekly SOURCE

Gladstone Regional Council victorious over change to approved land lease community

Queensland’s Planning and Environment Court has dismissed an appeal by Brades Property Agnes Water, upholding Gladstone Regional Council’s refusal of a proposal to swap an approved 360-lot manufactured housing estate (land lease community) for a 158-home conventional residential subdivision at Agnes Water.

Ian Horswill
43 minutes ago
The Weekly SOURCE

Can Aveo’s owner Scape Australia take over retirement village operator Keyton?

It is understood that Scape Australia – now rebranded as The Living Company – is the only bidder still seriously pursuing Keyton, Australia’s largest retirement village operator, whose minority stake held by Lendlease is up for sale. As...

Ian Horswill
43 minutes ago
Topic - Developments

65 ILUs filled as $400M Hyegrove Willoughby, Sydney’s Lower North Shore, opens

The Abolakian family’s first venture in the ageing sector, Hyegrove Willoughby, an integrated development, 8km north of Sydney’s CBD, has opened with more than 65 of the 111 apartments filled within days. Patrick Abolakian, Director, Property...

Ian Horswill
43 minutes ago