NSW Commercial Property News

Last year there was an unexpected resurgence in industrial property sales, with trusts taking advantage of improved capital conditions and private investors demonstrating their continued appetite for high yielding assets in a low interest rate …

A description for “creative industries” has been done to death but it really means a move away from the generic, CBD-style office with false ceilings and grey carpet to warehouse-style buildings with exposed building “bones”. …

The darling of 2013 in the property market proved itself to be the residential market, with development sites also hot. For commercial, retail property sales were still in demand, office sales were positive and office leasing remained stable.

The past 12 months in the Sydney CBD office market has again been testing, with an increase in direct vacancy of just under 9%. Furthermore, the additional sub-lease component pushed overall vacancy up to approximately 9.5%, and we have again seen an increase in incentives.

A NEW barometer is tipping improving demand in the next quarter for offices in Sydney’s city centre.

Victoria is leading a burst of activity in the nation’s shopping centres but it is not just shoppers who are out and about. New research shows development activity is also on the rise, with the number …

Sydney’s leasing market is heading into a busy time of year and spec fitted-out suites are shifting fastest, writes Hamish Mackay

Investors are offering hefty prices in a bid to secure quality CBD properties in Sydney and Melbourne.

Sydney is fast running out of retail space and has the nation’s smallest amount of floor space per resident, new research reveals.