Industrial Real Estate

Industrial real estate includes factories, warehouses or large buildings used as distribution, manufacturing, assembly, production and storage centres.

A 1930s warehouse that was once an art gallery with studios and was more recently being converted into a home has sold in a seven-figure deal following a competitive auction.

The industrial property boom is showing strong signs of rolling into next year with investors chasing factories across the country and new sites in regional areas.

One of Melbourne’s wealthiest families has made a jaw-dropping windfall with the record-smashing sale of a Port Melbourne site.

The industrial sector continues to outperform other asset classes nationally, with regional centres along the east coast outstripping capital cities thanks to record migration levels and pandemic-related e-commerce demand, new research shows.

Ongoing lockdowns in multiple capital cities has taken a toll on Australia’s commercial property market. Data from realcommercial.com.au shows the leasing sector has been particularly impacted, with searches for properties to lease falling further in …

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.

The up-and-coming developer has stepped away from his father’s prominent Potter Group with his latest Gold Coast project.

An Adelaide Bunnings has sold for $48.8 million amid pent-up demand from private and institutional investors chasing the highly sought-after hardware investments and ‘pandemic-proof’ assets.