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In the city’s drive to cement its place as the “nation’s cultural capital”, Melbourne Arts Precinct in Southbank is set to become home to new galleries, new public space and a new creative hub.

Following the success of International House Sydney as Australia’s first engineered timber building, the property giant have been given approval for a second engineered timber mid-rise in the renowned Barangaroo South precinct.

As the industry shifts to electronic conveyancing and settlement, the ASX will invest $30 million into Infotrack’s ‘Sympli’ - a product that will rival the big four banks and government backed Property Exchange Australia (PEXA) service.

Revealed last week, the bold new designs for Melbourne’s five new Metro Tunnel stations give Victorians a better idea of what to expect when they reach completion in 2025.

One of Australia’s largest developers, Dexus, have announced plans to redevelop Botany Quarter and create a South Sydney business and lifestyle hub.

Californian based point-of-sale startup Square announced the launch of a new HQ and engineering hub in Melbourne last week, supporting the rapid global growth of the firm.

Melbourne developer Salta Properties have released the plans for two neighbouring 14-storey and 7-storey office towers in inner-city Richmond.

Architecture Studio BVN have won both gold and silver at this year’s DRIVENxDESIGN Awards for Bunurong Memorial Park and Space&Co. workspace respectively.

The City of Parramatta Council have given Australia’s largest listed landlord of office towers the green light for a 33-storey tower in Sydney’s west.

As part of the Property Council of Australia’s Innovation and Excellence Awards, the Spooner family owned Caribbean Park has won this year’s title as the Best Business or Industrial Park.

Essendon Fields launches ARC after national design competition and commits $100 million for new innovative office space in Melbourne’s North-West.

The Property Council of Australia has awarded Lendlease’s Barangaroo South with the country’s most prestigious property award - the RLB Australian Development of the Year - adding to its collection of four major awards this year.

With the international coworking company making its presence known in Australian cities, it has cemented its brand name with the signing of Danish architect Bjarke Ingels.

With Perth undergoing significant redevelopment in its commercial precinct, Victory Offices (formerly VSCO) have committed to the city’s rise as a flexible small business destination by announcing a west coast expansion to The Esplanade’s Exchange Tower.

Federal budgets rarely have policies that directly impact startups. However, this year the government’s ‘investment in innovation’ will benefit both existing startups and those of the future.

Up Property has reimagined the heritage site to become a multi-use community precinct that will be worth in excess of $100 million upon completion.

Hub Australia has secured its first Brisbane space located at the award-winning Anzac Square heritage complex, taking a 10-year lease on 3,900sqm at 200 Adelaide St. This follows from co-working unicorn WeWork revealing that Brisbane will be its next location in Australia.

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One of the nation’s largest coworking operators, Hub Australia, has secured a site in Melbourne’s CBD for its fifth coworking space. Located at 1 Nicholson Street, ‘Hub Parliament Station’ will be its second site in Melbourne.

The workspace revolution is here. Around the world, employees and employers alike are taking control of what their offices look like. No more prevalent has this movement been than in the realm of small business.

EY and LaunchVic have published a report detailing the landscape of online marketplaces founded in Victoria.

Mercedes-Benz Australia has launched its brand new ‘Mercedes me Store’ in Melbourne, in conjunction with local coffee specialists ST. ALi.

The Brunetti chain has unveiled a stunning 300-seat café in Flinders Lane, Melbourne.

Co-working spaces have become the epitome of the modern workplace, offering flexibility and progressive design.

Two of the biggest startups in the world are collaborating to lure business travellers. Airbnb wants to make it easier to find a workspace on the road.

Ever wondered how some people are simply high-flying mavericks in the workplace; knocking out project after project, versus those that reverse the 80/20 rule, and are usually clueless about basic technology? Is it in the genes or sheer dumb luck?

Perfectly groomed and immaculately accessorised, QT Melbourne shimmers within the high-end fashion district of Australia’s most creatively charged city offering a new way to experience a design-led hotel.

Global technology company SafetyCulture, in conjunction with Canva and Vinomofo, have released a 45-minute pilot documentary titled The New Hustle that goes deep behind the scenes with three of Australia’s most successful entrepreneurs.

“We have completely reimagined the way customers shop for, and experience, food by integrating world-class eating experiences with a retail offer focused on provenance, quality, freshness and taste,” said David Jones Chief Executive Officer, John Dixon.

Australia’s new hotel brand, TRIBE Hotel Group (TRIBE), is focused on giving guests everything they need and nothing they don’t, in a space that is intelligent and sophisticated with high-end design.

Striking the perfect work life balance has been an age-old HR myth. We’re still searching for it today as the demands of modern life are so closely intertwined with our use of technology, increasing globalisation, the need to always be ‘switched on’, or perhaps your place of work simply has no idea how to execute a restructure – case in point.

WeWork cofounders Adam Neumann and Miguel McKelvey (pictured) push the company to a new frontier, transforming the way the world works… and lives.

Melbournian entrepreneurs, startups and businesses of all sizes, will shortly have the opportunity to enjoy WeWork’s custom workplace experiences at 345 Bourke Street.

"We spent many millions of dollars throughout the construction process to deliver even more value into the design by adding more luxury upgrades to ensure this project is nothing short of breathtaking." - Tim Gurner

Photos are the single biggest determinant of a listing’s performance and are critical to any commercial property marketing campaign, as these stunningly presented examples demonstrate.