National Commercial Property News

After a year marred by lockdowns and now a new variant of the coronavirus, real estate chief executives are confident that 2022 will be a record breaker.

The hunger investors have for ‘safe harbour’ assets has been evident throughout 2021 and is expected to be on show again in Burgess Rawson’s December portfolio auctions, which include 15 fuel and convenience assets and 13 childcare investments across metropolitan and regional Australia.

A “blue-chip” Gertrude St property has hit the market with a high-end price — but what does it mean for the culinary institutions inside?

A heritage-listed Geelong mansion with a vineyard and attached function space is on the market and the bluestone beauty already generates its own income.

It’s now almost two years on from the start of the pandemic, and we’re starting to gain a clearer picture of the road ahead. Here are four key trends that could stick for the long term.

One of the first projects by iconic local construction company, Hutchinson Builders, the former classroom building was salvaged and given a new lease of life.

This derelict Minyip listing is a bargain for anyone brave enough to take it on — and the agent’s “been in worse”.

This Christmas, more Australians than ever want to shop small and shop local, according to retail experts and those behind burgeoning online platforms tapping into the phenomenon.

The sale of five childcare centres – with a national record price for one and a state record for another – fired Cushman & Wakefield’s to impressive results for its final 2021 auction.