Looking pretty spot on the renders:

Yeah, they've moved it. I definitely saw them install on the southern side. Must've been a bugger up.

I wish it all the best, but note that the tower (hotel) that's expected to be first cab off the rank is the least inspired. Hopefully the ambition for the remaining towers persists.

Nab signage installed today.

I've never understood why it's been fenced off this whole time. Was it contaminated or something? Could've at least been a nice little public garden while waiting for development.

I guess this means they're really not planning on building new court facilities any time soon.

This site, or group of sites fronting Currie, Gilbert and Peel Streets has just come on the market. Haven't seen a site this large in the centre of Adelaide since 60 King William Street (the former Southern Cross Arcade) changed hands. https://www.realcommercial.com.au/for-sale/property-20-22-curri...

I appreciate that it demonstrates the importance of revitalising the river, which I believe should be a key outcome for this project. Hopefully it influences Renewal SA when it comes to master planning.

The charming Netter Building, on the corner of Hindley & Gresham, is finally undergoing some sort restoration. It’s part of project being dubbed ‘Gresham Gateway’. Vague details on the website: https://www.netter.com.au/ Hopefully this leads to an uplift in this part of Hindley, and encourages t...

This is now headlined as a $100 million project, with the state government today committing $15 million to the Crows HQ as well as $10 million to the broader precinct. This is on top of the $15 million federal commitment (carried over from the parklands plan). See: https://www.afc.com.au/news/144848...

Francis St, which connects Rundle Mall and Da Costa Arcade, has recently had some drainage issues resolved. Unfortunately, it has been repaved - in asphalt. https://i.ibb.co/PF7DkM5/20231006-171217.jpg I believe this is due to be 'paver stencilled'... It's not the standard we should expect for the ...

It's been dropped back from 11 levels/47 apartments to 8 levels/33 apartments:

Yeah, I'd've thought KWS South is ripe for development with the tramline and proximity to the markets. It's disappointing it's been sort of stagnant. I note the former Sealink headquarters on the corner of South Tce has just been gutted and refit when it would've been a great opportunity for a landm...

Wow, more than 30 remains and counting is really quite significant.

A sales push for this started this week:
https://unley108.com.au