Childcare Property Market

Stage 4 restrictions are in place across metropolitan Melbourne as the city attempts to slow the spread of COVID-19.

Melbourne’s stage four lockdowns will have a sweeping impact on the commercial property market, as the city begins another six weeks under more severe restrictions.

Childcare is big business and investors continue open their wallets for the asset class, with a Melbourne centre snapped up for $11.5 million. The Footscray Nino Early Learning Adventures Centre, is  Australia’s first childcare centre sold to …

Childcare centres are big business in Australia, with our growing population fuelling huge and ever-increasing demand for new centres in every state and capital city.

The ongoing and increasing level of government support for childcare has further bolstered the investment credentials of a Noble Park childcare centre that will be auctioned this month.

The speed and strength of Australia’s commercial property rebound in the wake of COVID-19 is set to be demonstrated as Burgess Rawson reveals its latest Portfolio Auction.

It may look a little odd, but there is a good reason why this building in Kenthurst, which has just sold for $2.52 million, has very few windows.

The former Denistone East Uniting Church, which a decade ago became one of the first parishes to hold its services spoken in Korean only, has sold.

Commercial property buyers have seized almost $70 million worth of property at Burgess Rawson’s final Melbourne Portfolio Auction event of 2019.