National Commercial Property News

Five neighbourhood shopping centres have been sold for a combined $180 million, as convenience-based and non-discretionary assets remain highly sought-after by investors.

A perfect storm of local and international factors affecting Australian horticulture, which has sent the price of some fruit and vegetables skyrocketing, could lead to consolidation in the sector, as investors look to take advantage of the crisis by buying up farm enterprises.

A group of Geelong investors reveal their plans for a Fyansford property with a 96m highway frontage after paying a huge sum at auction.

NSW and Victoria have announced the biggest educational reform in Australia in a generation and it’s not only young families who stand to benefit.

Industrial property assets are likely to remain in hot demand despite interest rate rises, experts predict, with some office assets also likely to remain unaffected.

New data has found the estimated insurance loss from the flooding in parts of NSW and Queensland earlier this year has reached more than $4 billion. For many business owners, affording the insurance premiums has been a major hurdle in the rebuilding process.

One of the first major portfolio sales of freestanding commercial property on the eastern seaboard since the federal election is expected to highlight investors’ voracious appetite for the ‘known quantity of fast food’ and the ‘strong and stable’ childcare sector.

The Geelong textile mill that had a hand in making Australian cricket’s iconic baggy green caps has passed into new ownership.

First-time investors in commercial property are showing their interest in 16 separate retail assets being sold by Fitzroys in a portfolio auction of the estate of the late Harry Oviss.