Stage 1 comprises both towers.Dvious wrote:Which Tower is stage 1? I thought they are selling both towers?
Sorry, but, if IGA arent super markets, what are they lol?
There are 2 towers in stage one linked together by a mutual podium. We haven't seen renders of the other stages yet just "concept" images.Dvious wrote:Which Tower is stage 1? I thought they are selling both towers?
Sorry, but, if IGA arent super markets, what are they lol?
The Coffee Club have also been secured as a tennant on the ground floor.Will wrote:Not sure if this has been reported before, but I was having a closer look at the planning documents, and it appears Woolworths has been secured as the supermarket operator for the proposed supermarket.
Even though I suspect the planned Woolworth will be similar to the smaller Woolworths outlets they've been opening around Melbourne CBD, this will be a great kick up the arse for Coles to either do something better or to move on completely from the Central Markets site (here's hoping for the latter).ghs wrote:The Coffee Club have also been secured as a tennant on the ground floor.Will wrote:Not sure if this has been reported before, but I was having a closer look at the planning documents, and it appears Woolworths has been secured as the supermarket operator for the proposed supermarket.
Wouldn't surprise me at all; they do a roaring trade at the Precinct. A little disappointing, given a transient population doesn't really do much for the culture or atmosphere of the area... probably also a bit of a sting for people buying off the plan who don't realise they've essentially bought into a hotel. Oaks will also steamroll the body corporate, appoint themselves as building managers etc.Ben wrote:I've heard Oaks are taking up a significant portion of this development.
Having a dodgy, sleazy Asian massage business (also known as a brothel ) operating is a bit of a sting to people buying off the plan too.mshagg wrote:Wouldn't surprise me at all; they do a roaring trade at the Precinct. A little disappointing, given a transient population doesn't really do much for the culture or atmosphere of the area... probably also a bit of a sting for people buying off the plan who don't realise they've essentially bought into a hotel. Oaks will also steamroll the body corporate, appoint themselves as building managers etc.Ben wrote:I've heard Oaks are taking up a significant portion of this development.
Wait, what ???ghs wrote: Having a dodgy, sleazy Asian massage business (also known as a brothel ) operating is a bit of a sting to people buying off the plan too.
It's an absolute disgrace that a business like that is able to operate in an upmarket apartment building.
So because it's run by Asians, it's dodgy, sleazy & a brothel?ghs wrote:Having a dodgy, sleazy Asian massage business (also known as a brothel )
Where did you get information that there is a brothel operating from here. That is a pretty big claim and one you would want to back up with facts.ghs wrote:Having a dodgy, sleazy Asian massage business (also known as a brothel ) operating is a bit of a sting to people buying off the plan too.mshagg wrote:Wouldn't surprise me at all; they do a roaring trade at the Precinct. A little disappointing, given a transient population doesn't really do much for the culture or atmosphere of the area... probably also a bit of a sting for people buying off the plan who don't realise they've essentially bought into a hotel. Oaks will also steamroll the body corporate, appoint themselves as building managers etc.Ben wrote:I've heard Oaks are taking up a significant portion of this development.
It's an absolute disgrace that a business like that is able to operate in an upmarket apartment building.
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