National Commercial Property News

After peaking in popularity during the ‘60s and ‘70s, motels fell out of favour. But in post-pandemic times, the modest motel is ticking plenty of boxes, especially for smart DIY investors. Here’s why.

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.

A northern NSW farm with a ready-made income derived from increasingly popular microgreens, herbs and bush food is on the market.

Consortiums of Aussie farmers have teamed up to buy a massive 25,741ha of land back from international investors in a pair of deals worth $440m.

MasterChef guest judge Josh Niland was there bidding at the midweek auction of his famous Rose Bay fish restaurant, but it was someone else who got the catch of the day.

Buildings with solar skin facades can be as striking as they are sustainable. But their rollout could be thwarted by a lack of awareness, a potential lack of sunlight and a wait for innovation to catch up with energy demands.

This sprawling acreage property on two titles is home to the Nerang Pet Motel along with two houses, guest and worker stables and sheds. It goes under the hammer this weekend.

Tattarang Group picks up its third luxury hotel while its agri business division pays $40m for a Western Australian wheat belt farm.

WA is paving the way to become a global player in robotic systems testing and research with construction of a major hub in the works north of Perth.