Welcome to the August 2008 edition of Commercial Review

Each month we aim to deliver to you the most relevant and up-to-date information to help you make informed decisions about Commercial property.

Hong Kong is playing only a small role in the Beijing Olympics. The equestrian events were held at a scenic spot in the New Territories. But 11 years after being swallowed up again by China after 99 years in foreign hands, the city still has a critical role in the Middle Kingdom's economy and financial markets and will do so for the foreseeable future.>More
Some of the opportunities in Queensland include a marina is being built at Bribie Island, and a large industrial block in Yatala and a North Tamborine landmark up for sale.>More
Investors flexed their buying muscles in Geelong recently, where an offshore private investor paid just over $4.5 million for an industrial investment property in North Geelong.>More
Westpac has consolidated its status as the nation's premium-rated large bank with a relatively trouble-free market update, but warns that stressed loans are rising and conditions have deteriorated faster than expected.>More
Adelaide's second-tier agencies have performed well in a slowing property market. With no office tower sales to drive results, Adelaide's market turned over $46.1 million in July, down on February's $135 million high point.>More
Size, of course, is not everything. But the shift in commercial banking's centre of gravity from Melbourne to Sydney in the past five years has been monumental, and is helping to define the industry's future.>More
More than $16 million worth of property has changed hands in a development on Brisbane's south in just six months, proving demand for office space in the suburbs is continuing to gain strength.>More
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July 2008
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April 2008
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January 2008