Industrial Real Estate

From leasing opportunities at a major shopping centre to a KFC that everyone can’t get enough of, a wide range of commercial properties captured people’s attention this week. Here are the top five most-viewed NSW properties …

Australia Post is close to striking a deal to sell off the Adelaide Mail Centre to private self storage operator Kennards Self Storage for more than $40 million.

The former home of KeepCup is up for sale in the environmentally conscious inner north.

Commercial property has started 2020 with a bang, as buyers and businesses circle key properties across the country.

Tupperware is having another crack at selling its Ferntree Gully headquarters of 60 years.

The country’s largest self-storage operation, the National Storage REIT, appears likely to be taken over by US giant Public Storage, with shares in the target trust jumping to close to the bid price of its $1.9 billion proposal.

An inner west suburb is set for further apartment development with a DA approved 1998sqm site selling a week out from auction for nearly $10 million.

German supermarket giant Aldi giant has become the latest company to capitalise on the boom in logistics property deals and has tapped real estate firm JLL to offer a $700m portfolio of warehouses.

On balance, last year was a positive one for real estate investors. The risks and rewards became clearer as central banks responded to sluggish growth and improving capital values benefited from low interest rates. We also saw risks on the demand side rising as consumer and business confidence hit record lows. With this in mind, where next for the new year?