Hobart Commercial Property News

An elegant, historic, award-winning South Hobart hotel has been acquired for an undisclosed price.

Hobart is proving a drawcard for mainland developers as buyers chase Tasmania bolt holes to dodge lockdowns.

An historic 1800s church is on the market in central Hobart, complete with a landmark spire and ‘time capsule’ buried beneath the stone foundation.

Hobart’s National Mutual Life Building is a landmark, historic property with a huge two-level penthouse — and it has attracted worldwide buyer interest.

As grand as it is beautiful — and brilliantly located — the chance to purchase a piece of Tasmania’s heritage only comes along so often.

Two multi-level properties on the Hobart waterfront have hit the market and are expected to draw international interest and score multimillion-dollar sales.

Set discreetly behind high walls and a security gate, South Hobart’s Islington Hotel has offered guests with a penchant for art, architecture and fine food, a private urban sanctuary for 17 years.

Fragrance Group is on track to receive the go-ahead for a 45-unit apartment block on the site of the former University of Tasmania Conservatorium of Music.

An almost $10 million project located three doors down from the site of a recently rejected redevelopment proposal would provide a mix of residential apartments and student accommodation in inner Hobart.