Commercial Property Investment

One of Australia’s most active Build-to-Rent players, Greystar, is looking to expand its rental home developments into Sydney and Brisbane, as its first Melbourne project takes shape. The global property developer and manager unveiled the …

Private investors have been betting big on large format retail properties that are home to furniture, hardware and lifestyle brands amid Australia’s surging population growth and limited supply.   New CBRE research found that private …

The ‘set and forget’ nature of many commercial assets is proving to be a strong lure for residential buyers looking to shift their focus towards diverse property investments. Burgess Rawson CEO Ingrid Filmer says commercial …

Australia’s burgeoning build-to-rent sector is tipped for a big year of investment in 2024 following a record deal year last year.   The commercial residential sector, which is made up of build-to-rent (BTR) and purpose-built …

Skyrocketing interest rates, reduced borrowing capacities, softer price growth and limited supply are seeing some residential real estate investors jump into the commercial space – and some deals offer a licence to print money.

The stability and strong fundamentals of Australia’s commercial property sector will likely translate to continued foreign investment as a challenging economic period begins to emerge.

Tycoon Lang Walker has ambitious plans to overhaul a historic Melbourne complex but still needs a green light from the state’s heritage auth­ority.

Commercial properties can offer reliable long-term tenants, favourable lease terms, strong returns and plenty of tax breaks. But you need to do your research before jumping in.

Surging interest rates are failing to dent Makris Group’s ambitions to start work on a $500m expansion of Gold Coast’s Marina Mirage as early as next year.