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Fortis has secured approval for a 57-room hotel at Richmond Square, marking another milestone in the delivery of the $330 million mixed-use precinct in Melbourne's inner east. The hotel will occupy...

Brisbane has emerged as one of the country's most compelling property markets over the past five years. It feels like a lifetime ago that Sydney and Melbourne dominated the conversation as Australia's...

National developer Fortis has received development approval for Crest & Walker, its Newstead apartment development on Kyabra Street. Construction by Binah is expected to commence on the 20-stor...

All eyes are on the Brisbane apartment market in 2026, as the Queensland capital continues its bull run in the unit sector. Buyer confidence remains at an all-time high, with Cotality data showing ...

The Melbourne property market has turned a corner in 2025 after several years of stagnant growth. Cities including Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Canberra overtook the Victorian capital in terms o...

Rose Bay is emerging as one of Sydney’s most active suburbs for development, as developers respond to demand driven by the suburb’s ageing population. More than 20 per cent of Rose Bay residents ar...

Burgeoning national developer Fortis has spent $37.5 million on one New Farm's most sought-after streets, the highest price ever paid for a development site in the affluent Brisbane suburb. They've...

The prolonged growth in the Brisbane unit market is becoming quite remarkable. Unit values rose another 1.1 per cent in July, according to Cotality's latest Home Value Index. They are now over 10 p...

National developer Fortis is doubling down in Brisbane, filing plans for two new apartment developments in as many weeks. Following their plans at New Farm, Fortis, the development arm of Pall...

National apartment developer Fortis is seeking to upsize its latest Rose Bay apartment development on Ian Street. Fortis, the development arm of financier and investment manager Pallas Group, ...