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While many of the changes brought on by the pandemic have been temporary, others are permanently reshaping the commercial landscape. Here are five predictions for 2022 and beyond.

The property developer is doubling down on its holdings in ritzy Sydney locale as the market surges.

It’s now almost two years on from the start of the pandemic, and we’re starting to gain a clearer picture of the road ahead. Here are four key trends that could stick for the long term.

Cbus Property’s $1 billion Melbourne development will showcase one of the world’s first large-scale solar skin facades on a commercial development, casting a spotlight on the future of this sustainable technology.

Some managers are listing defensive funds while others are listing their entire operations.

The hot new sector is drawing big money and the Melbourne luxury specialist will being his own touches to the projects.

The Hilton Hotel Sydney appears close to selling with a foreign buyer circling the iconic property as Chinese owners reduce Australian holdings.

Commercial property is the new black. That’s according to industry experts who say the current combination of cheap money and record-low residential property yields is driving a “definite move” to the sector by commercial first-timers.

With interest rates low and plenty of capital competing for property, income-chasing investors are getting creative in their search for opportunities.