That is indeed a nice angle of Kodo above.

Sounds like it'll be a pretty big project...... from The Advertiser, "Huge new retail precinct set for Tonsley Innovation District Richard Evans, The Advertiser February 20, 2019 12:00am A supermarket, speciality shops, cafes, restaurants and offices set amid extensive landscaping are on the cards f...

Thanks for the info ml69. I too have followed real estate for the past couple of decades. But it's mostly been Perth and Adelaide, as they've both been my home during that time. I was living in Perth when it boomed 15 years ago (prices doubled over a 3 year period) but it's now been in decline for t...

Article suggests the previous $72m plan by CBUS has been shelved and this $300m 17 level building is now proposed instead. Still reliant upon securing an anchor tenant before proceeding. $300m for 17 levels... Gold plated toilets?? The floor plates are huge though.... 1750 sqm. But yeah, $300 milli...

In Sydney there's more demand in two ways: not only are there more people, but also many of them can afford to pay a lot more. Even on the fringes, supply is limited but there's a financial advantage to living in the Sydney area. Perhaps. But surely it's got to the point now that any financial adva...

Sydney and Melbs are having a much needed correction, there's absolutely no logical reason Sydney for instance, should be double the price of Adelaide. It's been investors fuelling those prices, now they're spooked and looking elsewhere for better value. Hobart has just had a big run, now it's prob...

thank Steven Marshall and his removal of certain red tape for that!! :applause: #allhailmarshall [emoji144] Bad thing for new entrants into the market. Good thing for retirees or young families wanting to move interstate for retirement or professional reasons. Hardly. Our property prices are still ...

Would bring much joy if they considered the Bjarke Ingels Group and JPE Design Studio Contemporary submission for use as the Indigenous Gallery/Museum. Design is best represented in this video... https://vimeo.com/264263011 The image of the proposed gallery released by the Liberal Party ahead of la...

Our art gallery is fantastic, but it's just small! I have absolutely no insider knowledge of it but I can't help thinking that most of the collection must be in storage. The website says "The Art Gallery of South Australia has one of the largest art museum collections in Australia, comprising almos...

I gotta say I am liking the idea of an indigenous art gallery more and more (especially now that Darwin proposal seems to be going nowhere) There are plenty of other contemporary art galleries around the country (or on the drawing boards) so 'something different" is called for if Adelaide wants to ...

It seems Adelaide is hot property right now, values rising while much of the country is falling.


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Sun Feb 03, 2019 1:04 am

btw, has anyone informed the ACC about this?
They, and APPA as well, seem awfully quiet about this parklands construction project....

Haha, funny.

You're taking the p#ss. Right?

$10m just to build a roof that will only get demolished in Stage 2? This Liberal Government cries service cuts and budget deficits and then blows $50m of our cash on vanity projects that serve no real return to the taxpayer. Ummmm, where did anyone say the roof will be demolished for stage 2? $10 m...

Quite the contrary....... from today's Advertiser. ""Adelaide to host major ATP tournament from 2020 leading up to Australian Open Richard Evans, The Advertiser an hour ago Subscriber only Memorial Drive to receive $10 million upgrade Lleyton Hewitt on why Adelaide needs a new stadium Memorial Drive...

I think the figures are the AO/the stadium needs $2m a year for on-going maintenance costs [& rising every year]. Based on say 22 days for AFL games, 7 days for Strikers home games, 1 day for A league add say 22 days for everything else - test/limited overs cricket/concerts/events/any finals so say...