Childcare Property Market

Essential and ‘recession-proof’, investors are clamouring to cash in on childcare centres as a result of the pandemic.

COVID-busting businesses including small retail sites, childcare centres, medical facilities and service stations have powered almost $190 million in auction sales across Australia’s three largest cities.

Childcare centres have borne the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic with hundreds forced to close in recent weeks as they found themselves at the centre of outbreaks. But one possible solution to reducing the risk of COVID in Australia’s 16,403 childcare centres is – literally – within easy reach.

The University of NSW has received a boost to revenue with the sale of a childcare centre to a property developer for over $10m at auction, more than $3m above reserve.

The vulnerability of young children who can’t be vaccinated continues to stoke debate about making vaccines mandatory for staff in childcare settings On Saturday, the NSW Government announced early childhood educators aged 16 years or …

A character-filled mansion that was once home to a former mayor of Adelaide is offering prospective buyers a range of investment and redevelopment opportunities.

Investor demand for essential services properties remains at record levels despite the Greater Sydney coronavirus lockdown, with buyers snapping up more than $90 million in COVID-proof assets at auction.

Private investors are scrambling to secure essential services properties able to trade during COVID-19 lockdowns, ahead of a $65 million portfolio auction.

Early learning centres are proving hot property as the lucrative market booms — and 2020 only drove it more.