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Jaime and Kate Beveridge have acquired the former Platinum Mind Body Fitness health club in the Platinum Building at Erina and will reposition the facility as a social wellness hub. Mr Beveridge was formerly Centre Manager at the Mingara One Fitness and Aquatic Centre for the past seventeen years while Mrs Beveridge is a primary school teacher. The new business will be known as Good Well Studio and will be open 24/7 offering affordable membership. Mr Beveridge said that there is a big shift...

Agency HQ has announced the expansion of their commercial division with the addition of Tony Myers from Oliver Myers Properties. Mr Myers said that Agency HQ Commercial brings together some of the best minds, property specialists and sales negotiators in the industry focusing on the key elements of commercial property – sales, leasing & asset management. Tony Myers is a well-known and experienced agent, with more than 35 years’ experience which includes property development,...

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...

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...

Major Central Coast builder, Stevens Construction (NSW) Pty Ltd, in late May announced that it had entered into voluntary administration appointing restructuring and insolvency group BRI Ferrier as voluntary administrators. In making the announcement Stevens Construction Directors `Steven Mailey and Jason Lewis said, “This decision comes after 18 years of dedicated service in the construction sector, having been established in 2006.” “The construction industry has fac...