Government Commercial Property News

The site of Sydney Fish Market may become home to thousands of apartments and office buildings soaring up to 45 storeys under plans released by the NSW government as it seeks to kickstart the economy in the wake of the coronavirus crisis.

Shopping centre and office landlords were cautiously encouraged by the federal government’s blueprint for rolling back restrictions on retail trading and workplace gatherings, welcoming the prospect of an end to disrupted trading on the horizon.

As Australian investors search for safe places to ride out the current global pandemic, increasing numbers are seeking the security of government-leased commercial property.

State governments are kickstarting major commercial and residential developments in an attempt to restart economic activity in the recovery phase from the coronavirus.

Moves to kickstart major property projects have received a boost with the NSW government confirming a $2.5bn tech precinct on the western edge of Sydney’s Central Station has moved to the final phase of approval.

https://www.realestate.com.au/news/wa-announces-rental-relief-for-residential-and-commercial-tenancies/

Northern Territory tenants and landlords caught taking advantage of emergency rental reforms proposed by the NT Government could face fines of up to $78,500 or five years in jail.

Northern Territory commercial property tenants and landlords have been impacted dramatically by the coronavirus, with businesses hit hard through lockdowns and a subsequent loss of trade. So what support is available for Northern Territory tenants …

Tasmanian commercial property tenants and landlords have been impacted dramatically by the coronavirus, with businesses hit hard through lockdowns and a subsequent loss of trade. So what support is available for Tasmanian tenants and landlords …