Leasing Commercial Property Information

Improving office leasing markets in the nation’s resources capitals and the rise of co-working tenants in eastern seaboard central business districts are driving expectations that markets will favour landlords.

The amount of empty office space around the country has reached the lowest levels in almost six years despite a modest slowing in the rate of absorption.

Perth’s office sector is set to outperform the rest of Australia’s major CBD markets this year, according to leading commercial real estate services and investment firm CBRE. CBRE expects the West Australian capital to record the …

WeWork is most often thought of as a disrupter changing the way — you guessed it — we work, but ultimately, when you boil it down, it is a landlord.

The management rights to operate the 4.5-star-apartment hotel in the tower to rise above Geelong’s Ritz Flats is on the market.

Popular and historic South Melbourne pub the Wayside Inn has been put on the leasing market, just months after a major makeover.

Many every-day investors are put off commercial property because they believe it’s too complex. But with careful research, it needn’t be.

Rising appetite for office space has pushed the vacancy rates in Melbourne and Sydney’s CBDs to their lowest level in 10 years, according to the Property Council’s Australian Office Market Report.

Sydney landmark the Citigroup Centre could lose its namesake tenant, with the investment bank weighing up a dramatic shift that could see it split its space between new towers in the central business district and North Sydney.