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Hedgeley Malvern East – July 2018 Project News
Little Projects
July 17th, 2018
The concrete structure of Hedgeley Malvern East is complete, with the final roof level now poured. Read more
Swapping trees for trams
Joanne Hawkins for The Herald Sun
July 16th, 2018
In a reverse tree change, country buyers are hunting urban property in part to ease the tyranny of distance. Read more
The Latest from Little Projects – June 2018
Little Projects
June 27th, 2018
Welcome to our June edition of The Latest from Little Projects. Read more
Hedgeley Malvern East – June 2018 Project News
Little Projects
June 20th, 2018
With just one level left to pour, once level 4 is finished, the Hedgeley's structure will soon be complete. Read more
Hedgeley Malvern East – May 2018 Project News
Little Projects
May 23rd, 2018
Hedgeley Malvern East is shaping up nicely with the form of the building now visible from Belgrave and Waverley Roads. Read more
Grace Victoria Quarter – May Project News
Little Projects
May 22nd, 2018
Grace Victoria Quarter is truly coming to life with 75% of the building's structure complete. Precast walls are currently being installed on level 8. Read more
Paul Little, Jane Hansen Donate $30m for Student Accommodation
The Urban Developer
May 17th, 2018
Former Toll Holdings boss Paul Little and ex-investment banker Jane Hansen have gifted $30 million to the University of Melbourne to develop student accommodation that will in turn provide an income stream to fund scholarships for students. Read more
Paul Little and Jane Hansen give $30m for student accommodation
Elizabeth Redman for The Australian
May 15th, 2018
Rich-lister and former Toll Holdings boss Paul Little and former investment banker Jane Hansen have unveiled a 40-year vision to provide tertiary scholarships through a $30 million gift to the University of Melbourne. Read more
Mim’s magic
Anne Cooper - Issimo Magazine
May 7th, 2018
“Dux Richmond Hill is subtle," Mim says. " It’s not ‘on trend,’ and that is deliberate. It’s meaningful. It’s designed to stand the test of time.” Read more