Mystery Buyer Snaps Up Gawler Chambers

0:00It's April 29th. This is Adelaide News today, your AI-powered local news. A mystery buyer just snapped up Gollar Chambers, that century-old heritage gem on Adelaide's North Terrace. The spot's been empty since 2004, but it's sold with settlement on March 10th. Sellers from the Roche family's Adelaide Development Company confirmed the deal, but kept the buyer's name and price under wraps. This prime site's got no height limits, opening doors for a massive redo. Think up to 34 stories and nearly 20,000 square meters of space. Past owners got approval back in 2012 for a 15-story office tower behind the facade, but it never happened after multiple extension, denials. Folks in property are buzzing. The property council's Bruce Gide says unlocking these landmarks is key to a lively CBD with more residents and workers. Housing Minister Nick Champion calls it an exciting step to revive a long vacant icon on our cultural boulevard. Built in 1913 as headquarters for the old South Australian company, its heritage listed

1:04since 1991, with that classic. Ed Wardian Vibe and Art Nouveau touches overlooking government house. Meanwhile, Rundle Play Shopping Hubs up for grabs at $220 million just a decade after its last buy. With heavy foot traffic on Rundle Mall, this signals big moves to pump life into Adelaide's