Sydney-based property company, Urban Property Group, has exchanged on a transaction to acquire Gosford development project, Central Coast Quarter from St Hilliers with the transition being approved by the NSW Building Commissioner. St Hilliers, in early February, placed seven of their operating entities within the Group into Voluntary Administration including their Gosford development which included Stage 1 known as The Waterfront, a 25 level 136 apartments mixed development in the early sta...

The multi-storey Vue Mer Residences development in Gosford has stalled, with the NSW Building Commission deeming it unsafe. An engineer called in to test concrete on the site at the corner of Erina St and Henry Parry Drive said a redesign of the entire structure was needed. Construction of Vue Mer Residences, comprising more than 170 units, came to a halt on April 19 with a stop work order on the developer AHAA Investments Australia Pty Ltd. The property which comprised two sites, 122-124 ...

More than 240 Central Coast business leaders attended the Central Coast Economic Breakfast at Mingara Recreation Club on Friday May 31 hosted by NSW Business Chamber Central Coast. Opened by the Hon. David Harris MP Minister for Central Coast, Aboriginal Affairs and Treaty, Gaming and Racing, Veterans and Medical Research, Minister for the Central Coast and Member for Wyong David Harris MP, made a particular point that council needs to address the critical issue of approving industrial devel...

It was a day in history for the Central Coast when 21,379 supporters packed into Industree Group Stadium in Gosford and thousands more watched on from a live screen on Leagues Club Park to see the Central Coast Mariners win the Isuzu UTE A-League Grand Final. In what turned out to be the most thrilling game of all time the Mariners beat Melbourne Victory 3-1.  Victory scored the first point in the 50th minute a were just minutes away from securing the title when Ryan Edmondson struck in...

Brett Gilday, Carl Molenaar and the team, formally of Moneywise Group, and then Kelly+Partners Private Wealth, have returned like a boomerang back to their roots, re-emerging as Fitzpatricks Private Wealth (Central Coast).  Mr Gilday reflected on their recent journey back to Riverside Park, where they resided for 14 years before their move to the Kelly+Partners offices at Erina. Having joined Kelly+Partners to expand their retail financial advice offering. “However two years aft...