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Capri Cafe Now Open
An exciting new offering has arrived at The Quays, with the trendy Capri Cafe now open for residents and visitors to enjoy for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Cafe manager, Stephanie El-Sheikh, is excited to be serving great food and coffee to locals.
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Lucky Little Dumpling
MAB Corporation is excited to announce Lucky Little Dumpling as the new tenant in the retail space below Peppercorn Apartments at University Hill in the second quarter of 2015. An experienced family team headed by Pamela Wu will be operating the restaurant, ensuring Lucky Little Dumpling will bring authentic Chinese cuisine for both residents and visitors to enjoy at University Hill.
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Alliance Business Park – Anchor Tenants Announced for Alliance Business Park
Alliance Business Park has gone from strength to strength since MAB Corporation launched the development in late 2012, with over fifty percent of the estate already sold, representing 22 hectares of land.
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Anchor Tenants Announced for Alliance Business Park
Listed New Zealand logistics group Mainfreight will build its Australian training facility on an 11-hectare site bought for more than $20 million at MAB Corporation’s Alliance Business Park in Epping in Melbourne’s north.
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The Stunning Monument Park is being Unveiled This Month in NewQuay in Docklands
The stunning Monument Park is being unveiled this month in NewQuay in Docklands.The $3 million, 2000sqm sculptural park binds together seven sculptures by award-winning artist Callum Morton. Each is based on a significant City of Melbourne monument, including the “yellow peril” (Vault), Burke and Wills and the Marquis of Linlithgow.
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Docklands has historically outperformed the Melbourne CBD for property sale price growth, according to a report by Urbis
Property Observer – JONATHAN CHANCELLOR – 30 NOVEMBER 2014Docklands has historically outperformed the Melbourne CBD for property sale price growth, according to a report by Urbis. With a median sale price growth of 19.2% between June 2009 and June 2014, it sat higher than the 10.9% recorded for the Melbourne CBD over the same period. Docklands also recorded a higher median sale price, at $600,000 compared to $400,000 for the Melbourne CBD as at the June 2014 quarter.
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