Agribusiness

The federal budget’s focus on jobs growth, business tax relief and infrastructure investment is expected to have knock-on benefits for commercial property, as consumer sentiment, investment and spending power rise.

While residential housing was a key focus of the budget, less was explicitly mentioned about commercial property. However, as the places where Australians do business, many of the announcements in the 2021-22 budget will impact the commercial property sector, both directly and indirectly.

Long established seafood industry leader Tasmanian Abalone Farms is on the market.

A rare opportunity to own one of the Mornington Peninsula’s only glamping sites is ripe for the picking.

At this epic $35m Southern Highlands property it’s the horses who are living the dream, with their own spa, gym and hyperbaric chamber.

The sale of a leading horticultural business is offering buyers a chance to break into the lucrative Manuka honey industry. ERA Nurseries specialises in a range of Australia native plants, but it is their position as the nation’s leading producer of bio-active Leptospermum seedlings that has potential buyers buzzing.

One of the country’s leading medicinal cannabis companies is moving its Sydney headquarters to Byron Bay, closer to crops.

Looking to buy an agribusiness? This Gippsland farm could be used to dairy, cattle, chickens or even cultivating medicinal cannabis.

How’s this for a juicy opportunity? The home of some of Victoria’s best steak has a fresh campaign.