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1 week ago | 
theurbandeveloper.com | Leon Della Bosca |Clare J Burnett |Marisa Wikramanayake |Renee McKeown
With 90 years of innovation in Australian decorative surfaces, Laminex remains at the forefront of design-driven, sustainable, and durable product development. Their latest launch, True to Nature: Next Generation Woodgrains, introduces a new standard of authenticity, scale, and occasion to the market. Featuring a collection of Australian Native decors, this range brings a touch of nature into any project.
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1 week ago | 
theurbandeveloper.com | Leon Della Bosca |Phil Bartsch |Vanessa Croll |Renee McKeown
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2 weeks ago | 
theurbandeveloper.com | Renee McKeown |Leon Della Bosca |Vanessa Croll |Marisa Wikramanayake
In today’s fast-evolving commercial environments, sound control is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. Studies show that excessive noise can disrupt concentration, increase stress and reduce overall performance—critical concerns in offices, urban residences, hospitals and schools. As open-plan layouts and high-density developments become the norm, architects face the challenge of integrating effective acoustic solutions without compromising design.
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4 weeks ago | 
theurbandeveloper.com | Renee McKeown |Clare J Burnett |Taryn Paris |Leon Della Bosca
Harmony Property Investments has paid $50.5 million for a 9.4ha industrial holding in Adelaide’s inner north. The property, the Paramount Distribution Centre at 8-16 Vater Street, Dry Creek, was acquired from ESR Australia. The fully leased property that covers 20 per cent of the site includes a 18,108sq m main warehouse with workshop and a licence agreement for a 14,488sq m hardstand.
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1 month ago | 
theurbandeveloper.com | Marisa Wikramanayake |Taryn Paris |Renee McKeown |Clare J Burnett
Last Day to Submit Nominations• Get Recognised in This Year’s Awards Closing Today, April 11Get Recognised• Last Day to Submit Nominations Closing Today, April 11
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1 month ago | 
theurbandeveloper.com | Clare J Burnett |Taryn Paris |Renee McKeown |Leon Della Bosca
IndustrialDefunct industrial land in the Wollongong suburb of Port Kembla will be fast-tracked for rezoning so the area can be developed to attract hi-tech businesses. The NSW Government is bumping up the rezoning of 200ha of land owned by BlueScope Steel as a State-Assessed Rezoning Proposal (SARP) to expedite the planning assessment timeframes. The process is intended to be a “streamlined pathway to help identify and evaluate key employment sites”.
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1 month ago | 
theurbandeveloper.com | Lindsay Saunders |Taryn Paris |Renee McKeown |Clare J Burnett
ResidentialAn urban renewal project in Sydney’s inner south is poised to begin after the signing of contracts between the NSW Government and the consortium that will deliver the development. Stockland has informed the ASX that it, along with consortium partners Link Wentworth, City West Housing and Birribee Housing, had finalised contractual negotiations to undertake the development of the Waterloo Renewal Project with Homes NSW. The consortium won the contract in August of last year.
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1 month ago | 
theurbandeveloper.com | Clare J Burnett |Taryn Paris |Renee McKeown |Leon Della Bosca
ResidentialA two-tower scheme at South Perth that rose from the ashes of a pandemic-era project have been approved. Blueways Group’s 12-level plans for a site at 42, 44 and 46 Leonora Street, Como, has this month been greenlit by the Development Assessment Panel. The 156-apartment project was filed in November of 2024, meaning it has been assessed and approved in six months—a timeframe that would be the envy of developers on the east coast.
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1 month ago | 
theurbandeveloper.com | Taryn Paris |Renee McKeown |Clare J Burnett |Leon Della Bosca
Sponsored ContentThe storage asset market has remained resilient into 2025 driven by increased uptake in self-storage and large-scale industrial storage facilities. Alongside increased demand for e-commerce businesses, storage facilities also house sizable operational equipment and containers. However, given the nature, scale, size and operational requirements, storage assets can pose many challenges and risks.
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1 month ago | 
theurbandeveloper.com | Renee McKeown |Clare J Burnett |Leon Della Bosca |Vanessa Croll
RetailOne of the nation’s busiest mining towns is in line for a shopping centre, tavern and daycare centre as its housing woes continue. Turner River Developments filed the plans with the Town of Hedland in December and it won approval from the Regional Development Assessment Panel on March 25. This was despite a submission from the neighbouring Spinifex Hill Studio, a gallery for First Nation artists, calling for the area to remain a dry site but otherwise supporting the plans.
