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German fund manager Real I.S. has reinforced investor confidence in the city fringe and inner suburban office market post-COVID after paying $75 million for a brand new building in Melbourne’s South Yarra.
Real I.S, which manages $1.25 billion of assets in Australia and $8.8 billion globally, acquired 11 Wilson Street, a nine-level office building from developer Bill McNee’s Vicland on a low yield of about 4.5 per cent.
The building at 11 Wilson Street is one of a number of speculative office projects in Melbourne’s inner suburbs.
Colliers agents Daniel Wolman, Oliver Hay and Rachael Clohesy who marketed the South Yarra building, said it had attracted “genuine interest” from buyers all over Australia and well as from Asia, Europe and America despite the sales campaign, which kicked off in May, being disrupted by another Melbourne lockdown.
Deep Water Creek Announce News From The South Album Release Tour C.C. / Thursday 29th July, 2021 10:17AM
Deep Water Creek have been putting the finishing touches on their debut album
News From the South and will be embarking on a long-awaited celebratory launch tour this coming September and October. Last heard from on 2019 s rustic and dark-toned
Set Me Free EP, Smith has been honing his craft to perfection with regular gigs throughout Aotearoa keep your ears peeled for advance releases from the new record and don t miss Smith with full live band at the dates below.
Deep Water Creek - News From The South Album Release
HANNAWA FALLS â Double Axel, a rock ân roll band begot in the 1970s when the live music scene in Potsdam was a dynamo of energy, talent and creativity, is celebrating its 50th anniversary, and its three band members have thoughts on the reasons for reaching that milestone, ranging from personal chemistry to being at the right place at the right time.
But in Brushton, Franklin County, one fan among the thousands has her own reasons as to why she thinks the well-traveled band has created such a north country legacy.
âTheyâre just such people-oriented persons,â Tammy B. Crinklaw said. âThey look like everyday guys that you would just stop to visit with. Some of these other bands around try to look like something or somebody. They try to dress alike or try to have an image. These guys arenât like that. They just come the way they are. Theyâre just all-American guys.â
Grawlixes Share New Album Love You To Death Annabel Kean / Thursday 15th July, 2021 11:21AM
Penelope Esplin (French For Rabbits, Lake South) and
Robin Cederman (Tahu & The Takahes, Prophet Hens) take it in turns belting out eleven monumental folk tracks. Their second album, the first being 2017 s gorgeous home-recorded debut
Set Free, takes the Grawlixes voice and epic instrumentation to a new level, recorded with Lee Prebble, mixed by Tom Healy and mastered by Paul Gold (Sufjan Stevens, Grizzly Bear) with contributions from a wealth of homegrown musicians; strings maestro
Alex Vaatstra, French For Rabbits
Hikurangi Schaverien-Kaa and
James Guilford and
Book Festival returns to promote reading culture
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published : 15 Jul 2021 at 09:00
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After having left an impression on bookworms in 2015 and 2016, the Bangkok Book Festival will make a comeback with many activities starting on Friday.
photo courtesy of Bangkok Book Festival
Held under the theme The Magic Of Paper , the third edition of the festival aims to present the wonder, magic, charm, usage and knowledge of paper, hoping to spark inspiration and awareness of the value of promoting reading culture through six activities.
They include talks, papercraft demonstrations and sales of books and merchandise which will be conducted online as well as the Book Zoo Exhibition and Movie Time at Goethe Institute and the Safe & Sound Gallery art exhibition at The Jam Factory Gallery.