Topics: Commentary Tags: land rates
Posted on Tuesday, May 30th, 2006
Author:
Karl Fitzgerald 
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The City of Moreland’s recent decision to quadruple rates on vacant land (as seen in the Sunday Age’s Anger grows over City Bombsites (29/04/06) must have assisted in the decision to sell the huge Kodak factory site in Coburg (p22 The Age 1/07/06), which had been vacant since 2004.
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