National Commercial Property News

Bigger moves are expected in coming years as the government puts its social and economic plans into practice and property owners are readying for change.

Investors looking for a ‘set and forget’ income are turning to childcare centres, causing turnover to double.

Billions of dollars worth of office towers are trading but pricing is fluid as the cost of money heads higher.

A new eco-lodge will be built on a once-popular holiday island in the Whitsundays, almost a decade after its cyclone-damaged resort closed.

A rapidly growing number of commercial properties in Australia are being bought by overseas buyers.

An “iconic, incomparable” boutique hotel – located in the most sought-after and expensive precinct of Byron Bay, just 100m from the world-famous Wategos Beach – is attracting “insane” interest from buyers across the globe.

A pink two-level building which houses a Seaford brothel, completed with mirrored rooms and two laundries is looking for a new owner.

Not even the world’s oldest profession could survive Covid-19, with one of North Queensland’s last remaining brothels listed for sale, complete with mirrors on the ceiling.

A former hospital turned childcare centre has become one of the year’s most unusual real estate possibilities.