The Mercury (Tasmania)

The Mercury engages with the Tasmanian community by offering a significant platform for discussion through its print, digital, and social media channels. With its dynamic, fair, and sometimes challenging reporting, the Mercury serves as a vital resource for Tasmanians. While it honors its local heritage, the Mercury also welcomes new challenges each day. It continuously works on creating sections that reflect the evolving lifestyles of Tasmanians and meets the specific needs of advertisers targeting distinct audiences.

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National awards short-list features Tassie’s best builds

6 days ago | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan |Matt Bell

NewsTasmaniaFive innovative Tasmanian homes have been short-listed for the annual Houses Awards. They made the cut for a range of award categories, from new builds to sustainability. Houses magazine editor and Houses Awards jury chair Alexa Kempton said many homes in this year’s shortlist were ascribed to “the radical idea of doing less”. “Many of this year’s short-listed homes show us that we should be designing smarter, rather than bigger,” she said.
Next chapter for State Cinema begins with sale

1 week ago | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan

There were dozens of inquiries and multiple parties vying to buy this piece of Tasmanian history. And now it has been sold for an undisclosed, multimillion-dollar price. North Hobart’s iconic State Cinema hit the market in early February. Agents from Ray White Commercial Tasmania and Burgess Rawson fielded 72 inquiries and received three formal offers for the 3983sq m site.
Hobart house prices 2.5pc higher than last year

2 weeks ago | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan |Matt Bell

NewsTasmaniaTo buy a typical Hobart house, buyers need a little more bang in their budget than they did last year. PropTrack’s April Home Price Index, released Thursday, shows a median value house will cost purchasers $715,000 — that’s a 2.58 per cent annual increase. The story is the same in regional areas, where house values have grown by 2.6 per cent year-on-year to a median of $550,000.
Landmark historic home set to fetch top dollar

2 weeks ago | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan |Matt Bell

NewsTasmaniaDavey St is home to some of Hobart’s finest homes — large, luxurious, historic — and The Gables is a prime example of this type of prestigious property. This 1905-built house stands as a testament to Hobart’s rich architectural heritage. Aptly described as a landmark residence, The Gables combines classic charm with modern luxury, offering an unparalleled living experience in one of the city’s most sought-after locations.
Historic Salamanca building seeks multimillion-dollar sale

2 weeks ago | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan

When properties on Salamanca Pl hit the market, there is no shortage of buyers. Located in a virtual corner position where Woobys Ln meets Salamanca, No.63 has attracted global, interstate and local buyer inquiries. Elders Tasmania Commercial state manager Scott Newton said the response from the market had been strong with 130 inquiries coming from “all over”. “It is a landmark, generational trophy asset in an iconic location,” Mr Newton said.
Right by the river, one of Hobart’s finest homes for sale

3 weeks ago | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan |Matt Bell

NewsTasmania“We will miss living here, no doubt.”This was the owner’s first thought when reflecting on their years living by the riverside in Sandy Bay. And after touring the property, it is easy to see where he is coming from. No.3/806 Sandy Bay Rd is a phenomenal property in many ways. And it is a totally unique one-off home in one important way: no other home in this enviable enclave was built closer to the river.
Dozens of sparkling new Kingston homes come to market

3 weeks ago | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan |Matt Bell

NewsTasmaniaIn Kingston’s newly constructed Moir Road development, Unit 43 is a spacious and stylish three-bedroom, two-bathroom villa that delivers a low-maintenance lifestyle without compromising on comfort or design. It is among 51 thoughtfully designed residences that have just hit the market for the first time. This development launched last year as a build-to-rent project. The homes are now available to purchase.
Carpet Austin Powers would love in an enviable location with views

3 weeks ago | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan |Matt Bell

NewsTasmaniaThousands of eyes have been on this shagadelic prize in coveted West Hobart. While the wallpaper and carpets are an adventure — “a glorious kaleidoscope of colour that Austin Powers himself would be proud of!” — the family-sized home’s elevated position, good bones and enviable school zone ensure it was always going to be popular with purchasers.
Green retreat for sale with oodles of upside

3 weeks ago | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan

An award-winning, carbon-neutral Tassie retreat is on the market — and the sky’s the limit for its future. Positioned in a stunning forest, Huon Bush Retreats offers guests self-contained cabins, deluxe teepees and private campsites. The 42ha property at Ranelagh — about 40 minutes from Hobart — has attracted a variety of interested parties since hitting the market.
Penthouse living in total luxury, and close to the beach

4 weeks ago | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan |Matt Bell

NewsTasmaniaJust moments from the sand and shoreline of Hinsby Beach sits Vue de Mar, a collection of four prestigious homes. Designed and constructed by Giameos Developments, these apartments and penthouses set a new standard in coastal apartment living. Stefan Giameos and his wide Zaeidha Giameos worked closely with Hanz Lee, director of JAWS Architects, to craft homes that would be as luxurious as they are beautiful, and, importantly, easy to live in.