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by Grantlee Kieza
Precious jewel awaits in the desert
Spectacular Coober Pedy has long been regarded as the “opal capital of the world”. For the accommodation business the desert oasis has also become a gold mine. While the South Australian outback [...]
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by Christine Retschlag - ResortBrokers
Mantra Quayside Port Macquarie fetches circa $10 million
ResortBrokers has sold Port Macquarie’s best property in a sale which demonstrates demand for east coast Australian properties continues to flourish. Northern New South Wales Broker Greg James says the [...]
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by Grantlee Kieza
Management rights a different model in NZ
AccomProperties, takes a look at the New Zealand Management Rights industry and how it compares to New Zealand, and it's effects on the Tourism Industry. It's been voted by Trip Advisor as New Zealand's No.1 b [...]
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by Imogen Braddock - CBRE
Mandurah waterfront hotel hits the market
CEL Australia has listed The Sebel Hotel Mandurah for sale as Western Australia reopens to the world post the pandemic. The 4.5-star Sebel Mandurah hotel has become Mandurah’s preeminent accommodation for [...]
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by Grantlee Kieza
Profit from one of the best beaches in the world
Queensland's glorious Sunshine Coast has become one of Australia’s favourite vacation destinations, and the holiday apartment complex Beachside Mooloolaba – as the name suggests – is perfectly [...]
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by Grantlee Kieza
Management rights under threat now!
Did you know the management rights industry is facing its greatest challenge in years, leaving thousands of “mum and dad” businesses in Queensland under threat? If successful, the attack on manag [...]
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by Imogen Braddock - CBRE
14 keys within Quest Scarborough Beach Listed for Sale
A block of serviced apartments within Scarborough’s Quest Hotel have been listed for sale, providing a securely leased investment opportunity in the popular beachside suburb. CBRE’s Ryan McGinnity and [...]
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by Mike Phipps - Mike Phipps Finance
Sustainability: Meaningless catch cry or call to arms
As always, I have decided what to write about this month. That’s pretty much as far as I usually get before writer’s block sets in, and I resort to Google for an appropriate opening quote. It [...]
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by Grantlee Kieza
Bendigo’s Julie-Anna is pure gold
The discovery of gold in 1851 made Bendigo one of Australia’s great boom towns. It was literally a goldmine, and Bendigo’s fame spread quickly around the world, bringing an influx of migrants to the [...]
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