Melbourne Commercial Property News

A brand new warehouse in an industrial pocket of Abbotsford is set to leave buyers thunderstruck with its tribute to AC/DC.

The home of Melbourne’s iconic Skipping Girl Vinegar sign is up for grabs and is expected to skip past $20 million.

Kmart has stunned shoppers in Melbourne’s inner north with the announcement that it will shut its Northcote store after almost 40 years.

Lawyers are circling Dexus’s new office tower in the heart of Melbourne’s central business district, with leading law firm Ashurst the latest to sign a deal to make the move to the developer’s premium project.

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?

Landlords providing tenants with more flexible leasing options may be the remedy to softening demand for office space in towers in the Sydney and Melbourne central business districts.

A volley of clinics are hitting the Melbourne market and sparking a flurry of interest as the healthcare sector continues to emerge as the new darling of real estate.

It’s not hard to spend an entire day perusing the aisles at a Bunnings Warehouse. And soon you’ll be able to spend the night there, too. That’s right. A new Bunnings store to be built …

Wall Street giant KKR is circling Melbourne’s much-loved Espy Hotel in St Kilda.