Hobart Commercial Property News

Hotel developments worth more than $855 million, with an extra 2500 rooms for Hobart, are either under way or proposed as developers look to tap into the city’s growing tourism boom.

This year has been a notable one for commercial property sales in Tasmania.

While Australian castles don’t come onto the market all that often, they do pop up from time to time and almost invariably generate plenty of interest amongst locals and potential investors. Here are some of the ‘castles’ …

Hobart’s Travelodge hotel is expected to fetch more than $20m when it is sold in May.

The Hobart real estate agency selling the substantial Ball & Chain building is expecting in excess of $8 million for the heritage-listed complex.

It’s a rare real estate find but Battery Point’s iconic Shipwright Arms Hotel is on the market, lock, stock and barrel.

A clutch of heritage buildings in Hobart’s Parliament Square will be transformed into a new $50 million Marriott International-branded The Luxury Collection hotel. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

A 180-year-old building near the Salamanca Markets has sold on the lowest ever yield for an commercial investment property in Tasmania.

When it comes to commercial property statistics, Tasmania often appears to be decidedly persona non grata.