Brisbane Commercial Property News

A city deal could pave the way for government-owned land to be opened for development, as all levels of government work to deliver a “better” future for southeast Queensland.

Dozens of development sites in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, some large enough for 600-unit apartment towers, are hitting the market as Chinese developers plagued by poor buyer appetite and lack of finance are forced to sell.

Love a good drop? Well put down the store-bought vino because here is your chance to own an entire vineyard and winery.

Owning your very own Bunnings warehouse may well be the ultimate renovator dream — especially if it earns over a million dollars in annual income.

Scape Student Living is capitalising on a surge in international and local students in Queensland by opening its Toowong development in Brisbane almost six months early, in time for the start of the 2019 academic year.

The commercial property boom shows little sign of abating despite the chill winds ripping through housing and shopping centres with a series of record-breaking office deals being struck just head of Christmas.

Heavyweight funds group LaSalle Investment Management, acting for the California State Teachers’ Retirement System, has assembled a major parcel in Brisbane’s prized Golden Triangle worth about $200 million.

Developer Consolidated Properties plans a $250 million office building on a site near its first Fortitude Valley development in a bid to replicate the earlier project, which was leased and sold in 2016 ahead of breaking ground.

Veteran publican Peter Braithwaite has snapped up Brisbane’s Red Lion Hotel for just shy of $7 million, and is planning to upgrade the long popular southside establishment.