Commercial Property Market Trends

Charter Hall chief executive David Harrison says a pressure cooker situation where demand exceeds supply is growing among commercial property buyers.

Australian companies are vacating suburban areas and returning to city skyscrapers, lured by premium office spaces offering luxury amenities, enhanced transport links and access to larger talent pools. New data released in the Property Council …

Laundromats are bouncing back as a lucrative business and investment opportunity following a challenging few years brought on by the Covid pandemic.  According to IBISWorld data, solid growth in the food service, travel and tourism …

Iconic Australian labels have had to close their doors for good after a range of strategic failures, leaving many staff in limbo.

The two interest rate cuts handed down by the Reserve Bank this year have stimulated new buyer activity in the commercial sector, with investors circling certain pockets of the market. REA Group senior economist Anne …

Australians are spending around $5000 per person each year on taking care of our bodies and minds, recent data shows, as the multi-trillion dollar wellness industry continues to explode.  The Global Wellness Institute reports that …

Once a staple of suburbia, the humble neighbourhood store has largely faded from our streets, but not our memories. If you grew up in New South Wales, you’d have called them milk bars. For Victorians, …

Owners of many of Melbourne’s office spaces have been told to start selling them now amid the city’s lagging revitalisation post-Covid.

Australia is in the midst of a rental crisis which has seen the national vacancy rate entrenched at sub-1.5% levels for close to two years now. Migration, while by no means the only reason for …