Office

Australia’s office property market is powering into 2026, with investors set to return in force after years on the sidelines and deal activity likely to pick up across major cities, experts predict.   Property investors will be searching for premium office …

Aussie commercial property player Quintessential is tapping into office towers in infrastructure-rich cities and tightly held industrial estates with limited prospects for new supply in the years ahead.  The business, which hunts for Australian commercial real estate to develop or improve …

Office towers are vanishing, apartments are rising and a key Melbourne strip is facing an unexpected shortage few saw coming.

Australia’s wealthiest investors have moved decisively into property markets ahead of institutional buyers’ expected return, sparking deals worth nearly half a billion dollars.

The newly built Melbourne Quarter Tower has emerged as the preferred option for the expanding AFL operation as its Docklands home is in line to face the wreckers ball.

Billionaire Paul Lederer is looking to put his stamp on the office market with a potential purchase that could play into his move on a listed office trust run by Elanor.

The property giant has pulled off a rare double victory, landing Japanese investors for a Melbourne project while offloading a premium Sydney office building.

Cromwell has dumped Brisbane office buildings for $241m after investor withdrawal requests topped 50 per cent in its flagship fund.

Australia’s commercial property market may be nearing a major shift, with new momentum building behind the idea that big-time investors could return in force in 2026.   Analysts say stabilising interest rates, price discovery and improving …