NSW Commercial Property News

Blocks of units and development sites remain firmly in investors’ sights, but it was a small warehouse in Sydney’s inner city that won the day among New South Wales’ commercial property listings in the past week. Here are the …

Some of the nation’s largest property developers and owners are concerned that the NSW government’s $440 million commercial and residential tenancy code of conduct could financially hurt big and small landlords.

New South Wales is the latest state to announce additional funding to help commercial property landlords and small businesses survive the coronavirus crisis.

A technology precinct bordering Sydney’s Central Station is being fast-tracked, with a scheme by listed property company Dexus and Singapore-backed Frasers Property for a major commercial development to be approved as the NSW government positions the economy for a restart.

South Stradbroke Island’s popular eco-tourism resort McLaren’s Landing has sold, price undisclosed.

Industrial listings are beginning to win even more hearts and minds in New South Wales’ commercial property market, but it was a yet-to-be-completed shopping centre and a potential student development opportunity that drew the most …

After 40 years in the one family, this popular strip of shops at an area known as ‘The Five Ways’ in Eastwood is being sold through an expressions of interest campaign.

The son of artist Ken Done, Oscar Done, has snapped up a block of flats in Randwick for $11.5 million, $500,000 over reserve.

While CBD hotels in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne are shutting, Quest Apartment ­Hotels reports the franchisee-owned company is picking up lots of rural business during the coronavirus pandemic, particularly in Western Australia and the ­regional NSW towns of Goulburn, Orange and Tamworth.