Clare J Burnett

Brisbane

Reporter at The Urban Developer

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Innovation That Works: Solving Real-World Fitout Challenges

4 days ago | theurbandeveloper.com | Leon Della Bosca |Clare J Burnett |Vanessa Croll |Phil Bartsch

In today’s commercial construction landscape, a fitout isn’t just about form—it’s about performance. From acoustic control in open-plan offices to compliance in healthcare settings, the interior fitout environment must now work harder than ever. Add rising material costs, tighter timelines, and increased demand for sustainable outcomes—and the need for smarter, faster, more adaptable solutions stands out.
Sydney Hotel to Co-Living Conversion Points Way for Sector Evolution

6 days ago | theurbandeveloper.com | Clare J Burnett

FIRST RELEASE TICKETS ON SALE FOR URBANITY-25 CONNECTING PROPERTY LEADERS ACROSS THE ASIA PACIFICFIRST TICKETS ON SALE FOR URBANITY-25 WHERE THE PROPERTY INDUSTRY CONNECTS
Residential Towers Overtakes Inner-Sydney Hospital Plan

6 days ago | theurbandeveloper.com | Clare J Burnett

ResidentialPlans for a shoptop apartment block in Sydney’s Inner West are moving ahead after a previously approved health precinct was axed. Rezoning proposals for a nine-storey private hospital building at Annandale, 5km west of the Sydney CBD, were approved in January after a lengthy planning process to change the site from light industrial uses.
Sydney Fish Market Rezoning Clears Way for 320 Homes

1 week ago | theurbandeveloper.com | Clare J Burnett

PlanningThe fast-tracked rezoning of the old Sydney Fish Market will clear the way for another 320 homes as part of the “once-in-a-generation” Blackwattle Bay renewal. The finalised rezoning proposal amends planning controls in the Sydney Local Environmental Plan 2021 to allow more residential floor space. The harbour foreshore revitalisation now has the capacity for the delivery of 1500 homes. This includes 7.5 per cent affordable housing, which is required to remain affordable in perpetuity.
Fast Funds, Real Help-Woodbridge Capital Delivers Both

1 week ago | theurbandeveloper.com | Vanessa Croll |Clare J Burnett |Phil Bartsch |Taryn Paris

In the world of private credit, it’s not hard to find lenders that promise fast approvals, flexible terms, and cheap loans. But according to many in the property and finance sectors, there’s one firm that consistently stands out for delivering more than just promises—privately held private credit firm Woodbridge Capital.
‘Once-in-a-Decade’ Opportunities Rise in Wake of Healthscope Collapse

1 week ago | theurbandeveloper.com | Clare J Burnett

FIRST RELEASE TICKETS ON SALE FOR URBANITY-25 CONNECTING PROPERTY LEADERS ACROSS THE ASIA PACIFICFIRST TICKETS ON SALE FOR URBANITY-25 WHERE THE PROPERTY INDUSTRY CONNECTS
Largest Developable Site at Narrabeen Hits Market

1 week ago | theurbandeveloper.com | Clare J Burnett |Taryn Paris |Leon Della Bosca |Vanessa Croll

An exciting opportunity has emerged to acquire the largest developable landholding in Narrabeen, representing a rare development opportunity within a scarce and highly sought-after area of the Northern Beaches. Its versatile R3 zoning with additional permitted use rights offers the potential to create a straight residential or mixed-use (shoptop housing) project with a pathway to potentially achieve greater density (with the Housing SEPP height uplift bonuses).
RBA Files First DA to Fix $1bn Sydney Asbestos Money Pit

1 week ago | theurbandeveloper.com | Clare J Burnett

The first development application for the rehabilitation and upgrading of the Reserve Bank’s Martin Place headquarters has been filed after the true extent of its asbestos issue—and the $1 billion cost to fix it—was uncovered last year. After designing plans to rework the 60-year-old building in 2021, scoping works in 2022 and 2023 found “significant” quantities of bonded and friable asbestos embedded in the fabric and structure of the building at 65 Martin Place.
Green Light for 500-Home BtR at Sydney’s Regents Park

1 week ago | theurbandeveloper.com | Clare J Burnett

A proposal for more than 500 build-to-rent apartments in western Sydney has been given the go-ahead after downsizing its affordable housing component. Concept proposals for the 30-46 Auburn Road site at Regents Park, a suburb in the Canterbury Bankstown local government area 22km west of Sydney CBD, were filed in 2023. The applicant is listed as 30 Auburn Road Pty Ltd, a company associated with Anthony Crane and Raad Holdings.
Ammoze is Live: Coposit Launches Australia’s Trusted Deposit Platform

1 week ago | theurbandeveloper.com | Leon Della Bosca |Vanessa Croll |Clare J Burnett |Phil Bartsch

Sponsored ContentCoposit, the proptech company transforming how Australians buy property, has officially launched Ammoze—a groundbreaking deposit management platform now available to developers, solicitors, agents, financiers, and property buyers across the country. Born from industry frustrations, Ammoze was purpose-built to eliminate long-standing pain points around trust account compliance, fraud risk, scam protection and inefficient reporting.