Office

Cities are in for a big return of workers as billions of dollars worth of capital is being outlaid by international institutions backing the best city towers.

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.

Cbus Property’s $1 billion Melbourne development will showcase one of the world’s first large-scale solar skin facades on a commercial development, casting a spotlight on the future of this sustainable technology.

Canadian powerhouse Brookfield Asset Management is best known for office skyscrapers but is expanding into value-adding and industrial logistics as a ‘core-plus’ strategy.

Popularity is surging for workspaces on the fringe of Sydney’s CBD as employers try to entice their staff back to exciting new offices in trendy areas.

Commercial property is the new black. That’s according to industry experts who say the current combination of cheap money and record-low residential property yields is driving a “definite move” to the sector by commercial first-timers.

Purchasing a commercial property doesn’t have to be daunting or a financial frustration. Industry experts explain.

A new $400 million office tower that will be a crime-fighting headquarters in Melbourne for the Australian Federal Police is a step closer to completion.

Investment houses hailing from London have brushed off closed borders to make big strides in the local market, with Sydney’s CBD a magnet for offshore buyers.