Office

The country’s premiere office towers are weathering the coronavirus crisis storm with sales being struck at levels showing only slight shifts in values ahead of the pandemic hitting.

Commercial property agents have employed some innovative tactics throughout the COVID-19 period as they market properties during one of the most challenging times in the industry’s history. But running around a major Melbourne office precinct in …

Property companies are banking on a recovery in office markets around Australia, with sector leaders Dexus and Charter Hall unveiling multi-billion-dollar plans for new towers in Brisbane and Sydney.

Telstra is stepping up its $2bn property and asset selldown and has tapped real estate agency Knight Frank to sell the Pitt Telephone Exchange Building in the hopes of reaping about $300 million.

Savvy landlords and businesses are pandemic-proofing their offices using short-term fixes, but some are going the extra mile and introducing innovative changes to adapt to the “new normal”, according to experts on the ground.

With Australia’s commercial property recovery now in full swing as COVID-19 restrictions improve, the challenges facing different sectors are becoming clearer. In her latest commercial property update REA Group chief economist Nerida Conisbee says there …

Commercial property developers can offer space in city buildings tailored for the Australian Taxation Office if it abandons a plan to close its Geelong office next year.

Signs of a two-track commercial property market are emerging with deals being struck for logistics assets and prime office towers in plays showing these areas are on track in the wake of the coronavirus crisis.

The return to work in office towers around Australia is being matched by a pick-up in deal-making by some of the biggest names in the sector as they position for a recovery.