Commercial Property Innovation

While robot drones might attract more attention, robot sheds are quietly changing the landscape of commercial property.

We chatted to Angela Ferguson, Managing Director of interior design and architectural studio futurespace, about how the offices of the future are taking shape, and how they might impact the commercial real estate landscape.

So-called campus-style offices are changing the look of workplaces – and the geography of Australia’s office market. If you want a glimpse of what the future of work may look like, take the online tour of Facebook’s new …

Telecommuting or working from home was destined to be the future of work, liberating millions of employees from their cubicles and workplace politics, while emptying vast tracts of CBD office space. It was the kind …

Coworking is a  global phenomenon and new spaces are popping up everywhere, especially here in Australia. At last count there were eight in Adelaide, 13 in Melbourne, 12 in Brisbane and 23 in Sydney – …

Everything you need for your commercial property journey is available in the palm of your hand with the launch of a new realcommercial.com.au app. All of realcommercial.com.au’s content – tips and guides, news, analysis and …

Instead of sitting empty before redevelopment, the old Myer building is home to an eclectic pop-up mix of designers, retailers and artists.

A description for “creative industries” has been done to death but it really means a move away from the generic, CBD-style office with false ceilings and grey carpet to warehouse-style buildings with exposed building “bones”. …

A new design concept is tearing down cubicle walls and offering a radical approach to saving costs and improving productivity, Paul Thornhill reports. In the office market today, campus style has been replaced by a …