The home of former premier Jeff Kennett reflects his approach to life.

CHINA’S Dalian Wanda is closing in on major sites in Sydney and the Gold Coast.

Few Aussie cities offer as many opportunities as Brisbane to own absolute riverfront in the CBD. Are you in the bracket?

Starwood Capital Group is looking to flip about $US1.2 billion ($1.6bn) of malls in the US.

Michael Clarke is obviously a punter who believes in bricks and mortar.

COUNTRY Garden, Daikyo, Royal Duke, Samsung and MTR Corporation have sizing up projects at Greater Springfield near Brisbane.

Forget those stuck in their own musical elitism: Chester Bennington's work touched thousands of people like me and that's what really matters.

FINANCIAL services firm Challenger will move its Sydney headquarters to 5 Martin Place in the Sydney central business district.

Rove McManus and Tasma Walton are moving from Avalon to Bronte.

Mirvac’s office and industrial head Campbell Hanan is pleased his new role means he can build rather than buy assets.

The best approach for employees considering a relationship with a colleague is to separate the romantic advance from the workplace, writes Paul Harpur from the University of Queensland.

Perth’s shopping centre market is set for another shake-up.

The $10.5 billion Investa Office platform flexed its capital markets muscle yesterday.

While the banks won't have much difficulty meeting APRA's new capital requirements, there still is some bad news on the way for both them and property investors, writes Stephen Letts.

This is your first look at the country’s most expensive apartment.

TYCOONS have forged back into the property market with deals and plans involving more than $1 billion.

What does it mean to be a witch today? And what is a "binding spell" on US President Donald Trump trying to achieve?

ONLY one force stands between Australia and a serious recession.

Sydney is on a roll, economically. Jobs growth is high, economic growth is high, people want to live here.

Caroline Frykberg, widow of sports broadcasting legend Ian Frykberg, has sold their Port Douglas retreat for $5.1m.