Brisbane Commercial Property News

The world’s largest real estate and private equity firm is buying up assets in the hottest part of the industrial market.

The Hilton Brisbane is closing its doors after almost 40 years at the end of the month with the iconic property to be managed by a new hotel chain after undergoing a refurbishment.

The build-to-rent sector is maturing rapidly with developers now testing the market to sell the specialist apartments towers.

Local superannuation funds are finally getting on board to back build-to-rent towers as the housing crisis bites in key cities. See the latest Brisbane project.

The prime inner city Albion Flour Mill site will be up for grabs next week with plans for two towers, more than 450 apartments, retail space, and new Woolies and BWS stores.

The pub group is making a push into the Sunshine State as its hospitality properties perform well.

A powerful union that’s been at loggerheads with the Labor Party is changing tack, asking LNP to back its new multimillion-dollar plan for the future.

Incitec Pivot Limited has put its mega Gibson Island property in the Brisbane River, touted as the largest industrial sale of its kind on the eastern seaboard, on the market.

An industrial island site and wharf spanning about 57ha with more than 1km of river frontage and situated 10km from the Brisbane CBD, is expected to attract “extreme market interest” from developers and occupiers. The …