Commercial Farming

The family behind huge poultry brands such as Steggles and Barter, that is also one of the country’s most profitable property developers, has snapped up a major grazing farm in North Richmond for about $60 million.

It has been almost 50 years since this Richmond farm was last on the market.

It’s not the type of property that would appeal to most househunters, but make no misteak – there is more to it than meats the eye.

It has been an interesting process looking back to mid-March when the COVID-19 lockdowns began, to see what I expected the impact would be on each commercial property sector.

Retail leasing opportunities at new shopping centres continue to rank among the best-performing listings on the commercial property market, with a soon-to-be-completed shopping hub Cranbourne West the latest to see strong results. The Cranbourne West …

A blue-chip family-owned cotton growing enterprise on the New South Wales border has hit the market for the first time in 100 years.

A portion of Devon Park — one of Victoria’s oldest farming properties — has sold for the first time in about 90 years, for more than $14 million, with a high-profile barrister understood to be the buyer.

A Tasmanian farming operation has bought a historic Fingal Valley agricultural property.

The Neumann family, which has emerged as the new owner of a hard-to-move Currumbin Valley property on which the Marist Brothers used to run stock, might have been aided in the deal by ‘muddied’ waters.