Industrial Real Estate

Commercial property volumes could plunge to about a third of the record levels seen last year as the market slowly unfreezes from the coronavirus crisis.

US online behemoth Amazon envisages distributing more than a million parcels a day from its new $500 million distribution facility in Sydney’s west and it will introduce the largest army of its roboticised helpers in the southern hemisphere to get the job done.

In Australia, all businesses must abide by workplace health and safety (WHS) regulations, so it should come as no surprise that this duty of care can also apply to commercial property owners, investors and developers.

A renovated warehouse in Melbourne’s inner city is the latest property at the forefront of demand for Australia’s industrial assets, with the Richmond property the most-viewed commercial listing in the country.

It has been an interesting process looking back to mid-March when the COVID-19 lockdowns began, to see what I expected the impact would be on each commercial property sector.

Blokes who have their eye on this warehouse that has been converted into the ultimate ‘mantuary’ are all out of luck.

A prime corner commercial property at one of the Gold Coast’s busiest intersections is creating a stir online as an auction date closes in.

Put the words “man cave” or “she shed” on an industrial property and potential buyers usually come running. That’s certainly the case at a brand new Byron Bay industrial development, which was the most-viewed property …

Retail leasing opportunities at new shopping centres continue to rank among the best-performing listings on the commercial property market, with a soon-to-be-completed shopping hub Cranbourne West the latest to see strong results. The Cranbourne West …