Web page with details of expansion project:
https://www.adelaideairport.com.au/corp ... n-project/

Any update on this one? I noticed yesterday that the promotional banner-cloth surrounding the site has changed to 'Built.' banner-cloth.

Received an e-mail on Thursday for this one stating 37 left of 88, with a further 4 currently reserved.

I suppose the big banks still need to compete with the smaller (untaxed) ones, limiting at least some of their potential trickery?

The original was 36 including basement (I think). This is 38 including basement. I need to re-check DAC submission.

Looks as though there are two more levels above the 34th level (penthouses).

Level 34 is the highest level with 4 x 3 bedroom apartments (consistent with wall-mounted floor plans in sales centre).

So G + 34 + 2 = 37 levels?

What I find amusing is that Weatherill completey stole the show away from the Libs. Look at all the news websites and other coverage today that focussed on this, completely deprioritising 'Snowy Hydro 2.0' coverage.

ghs is a troll, and is clearly getting the desired response. Don't feed them.

One could possibly be southern cross? Other constellation references? Not sure.

Best get your data from ABS.

WA Dec 2010: 2319000
WA Dec 2015: 2603900

Increase: 284900

Probably about 0.75*284900 Perth increase over 5 years.

Is that the height from street level, or rail yard level?

Too bad they didn't put another upper chamfer on the the north face.

So this one is 25 + G + B = 27 levels?

The chart predicts ~3.2-3.3 million by 2031 for Perth. This would require a growth rate of ~3.2% each year for the next 15 years. Not going to happen.

People are too easily influenced by negative local media. Going by some of the 'hysteria', you'd think this is the first time any place on the planet has experienced an economic down turn!

They've happened before, and they'll happen again.