Coronavirus Commercial News

Far from the high-profile resorts once chased in the 1980s, Japanese investors are dealing in stable, long-term options.

The developer has grand plans for its skyscraper project in the city’s CBD.

The catwalk brand is brushing off the coronavirus crisis to open its first flagship store in the heart of the city.

Huge hospitality deals are taking place across the city as investors back-in a boom when Melbourne emerges from lockdown.

A steady stream of brothels with blacked out windows, ample hot tubs and other unusual features have been coming up for sale in the Covid period amid a ‘pivot’ in the sex industry.

Harsh lockdowns have sent the occupancy rates of offices in Sydney and Melbourne plummeting back below 10pc.

This West Australian farm teems with well-performing beef and dairy market potential.

In the years leading up to the pandemic, Australian commercial real estate was among the most sought-after by foreign investors. While demand is still subdued relative to pre-COVID levels, this year activity from offshore buyers has started to creep back up.

Hospitality industry bodies are considering only serving fully vaccinated patrons in a bid to open up earlier in locked-down Victoria and NSW.