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Sydney's Prime Properties & Vivid Hotel Boom

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High-profile investors from Maple-Brown Abbott are selling two Woollahra shops for potentially $2-3 million each, while a classic Spanish Mission-style apartment block, Centennial Flats, is up for grabs after 75 years. On the lower North Shore, a new Dan Murphys bottle shop in Neutral Bays Pienza development is on the market, with a ten-year lease generating nearly $1 million annually. In Cremorne, a commercial block housing a BMW showroom, yard, workshop, and parking is available, netting over $300,000 annually. YHA Australia is upgrading hostels and chasing investor cash, while hoteliers prepare for Vivid Sydney with a revamped light walk from Circular Quay to Darling Harbour.

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Sydney's Prime Properties & Vivid Hotel Boom

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It's April 16th. This is Sydney News today. Local news powered by AI. High profile investors from the Maple Brown Abbott firm, who sold their funds business last December, are now offloading two adjoining shops in. Upscale willara. These spots on Queen Street could fetch between $2 million and $3 million each, based on recent comps. Meanwhile, a classic Spanish mission-style apartment block nearby, the Centennial Flats, is up for grabs after 75 years with the same family. Owners. Over on the lower North Shore, a brand-new dammer fees bottle shop and neutral-based Pianza development just hit the market. It's got a 10-year lease pulling in nearly $1 million a year in rent, plus extra from 47 basement parking spots. A similar store in nearby Moseman went for $13.25 million back in 2020. In Cremorn, a rare gym hasn't traded hands in almost 60 years. A commercial block housing of BMW showroom, yard, workshop, and parking, netting over.

$300,000 annually, with all costs covered by the tenant. These listings highlight Sydney's tight-knit premium suburbs, where median household incomes top $3,000 weekly, way above the city, average. YHA Australia is cashing in on budget travelers, upgrading hostels like their $9.7 million dollar revamp in the rocks and chasing investor. Cash for more. They're now a certified B-corporation, pushing sustainable stays amid rising demand. Hoteliers are gearing up for vivid Sydney next month, with a revamped 6.5-kilometer light walk from Circular Quee to Darling Harbor, running day and night for the first time. Expect packed rooms and big crowds chasing that user-friendly glow-up.

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