National Commercial Property News

Cocktails and sangria will be back flowing at Madame Brussels in the next two weeks, with the iconic bar’s new owners ready to “party like it’s 2019”. Here’s what to expect when it reopens.

Australia will struggle to meet demand for city apartments when Australia’s international borders reopen next month, a leading industry figure has warned.

Buyers looking for a slice of history with views stretching out to the Gulf of St Vincent can now purchase a piece of land which contains the burnt-out ruins of the heritage-listed Arthur’s Seat house.

As the demand for childcare grows, so too does the demand for childcare real estate, with government rebates and social and demographic changes underpinning the success of these assets. While sales volumes have remained subdued …

An Art Deco era Geelong property is drawing the eye of both local and Melbourne-based developers looking to give it an extreme makeover.

It had inmates just last year but now a historic gaol with 60 cells and a watchtower has come up for sale in one of the most unusual real estate offerings ever seen.

One of Sydney’s most iconic hotels is for sale, in a transaction that is set to be a bellwether of confidence in the tourism industry as Australia opens up post-closed borders.

The Flinders Lane building home to top chef Adam D’Sylva’s Coda restaurant is expected to attract a “Melbourne Cup” field of buyers with $35m to spend.

Discount department stores such as Kmart and Target have boosted sales and customer loyalty during the pandemic and will be rewarded as eastern states emerge from lockdown. As a result, investors are jumping on store listings.