New in the neighbourhood
September 5, 2018
I spy with my little eye, something beginning with … COFFEE.
That’s right, your daily ritual is now in walking distance from One54 Tuart with the gorgeous Little Donkey Cornerrecently opening. This newest addition to the neighbourhood is family and pooch friendly, and the menu is full of homemade tastiness.
Check out their website or visit their Facebook page to have a peek at their menu and premises.
It really makes choosing One54 as your new home that little bit sweeter.
Find out which townhouse lots are still available by filling in a contact form or emailing Cameron for more details.
Read Our Other Articles
Griffin At Realestate.com.au Market Update Event
Griffin Group’s Marketing team attended a Realestate.com.au Market Update event last week which explored the subtle but notable changes...
$245 million to kickstart CBD
COVID-19 is continuing to wreak havoc across the world but the City of Perth staff have proposed a $245...
Perth’s property market set for strong rebound
Perth’s property market is sitting well for a strong rebound thanks to continued price growth, tightening supply and an...
$510M Biome Project to supercharge WA’s tourism
The Biome Project is 3 large, dome structures built to showcase the unique climates and environments of Western Australia....
Adelaide property market still climbing despite COVID-19
Adelaide is one of three cities across the country where property values are continuing to climb despite the nationwide...
BHP to raise Iron Ore export capacity
BHP is looking to increase its Western Australian iron ore export capacity from Port Hedland by an extra 40...
PERTH’S PROPERTY MARKET THE PANIC BUYERS NEW TARGET
Panic buyers are at it again except forget the toilet roles, Perth’s panic buyers have sent the property market...
Australia and WA | strong population growth
WA is projecting strong long-term population growth which is an important indicator positively supporting Perth’s property market, both in...
Quick recovery could reduce Government bailout spend
The JobKeeper and JobSeeker schemes, originally budgeted to cost $130 billion with the expectation that 6 million people would...
WA’S RESOURCES SECTOR RISING FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE THE MINIG BOOM OF NEARLY A DECADE AGO.
WA’s resources sector is basking in a genuine resurgence with investment rising along with the new resources ‘mini-boom’ revealing...
