Commercial Property Market Trends

Sections of Sydney’s office leasing market are so tight that tenants seeking more than 5000sqm of contiguous space can count their options on one hand.

Yoga classes, access to fleets of cars and dry cleaning collection are among the new wave of creative incentives being offered by office landlords to lure prospective tenants. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

Vacancy in Perth’s office market may finally have peaked, almost five years after the mining boom reached its zenith and the long slide into decline began.

This year will no doubt prove to be very interesting for commercial property and global economy, not least because of Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20.

A six billion dollar sales slump hasn’t stopped Australia’s commercial property investment market from powering into the New Year.

Holiday parks are luring crowds of the real estate-hunting kind this summer as buyers snap up sites nationwide.

The apartment boom is slowly losing strength but it is not over yet, with a big jump in new project approvals in NSW and Victoria helping to fill a pipeline through to 2018. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

Which cities will perform strongest, will Chinese money continue flowing and what should we make of Amazon’s arrival? REA Group chief economist Nerida Conisbee looks at what to expect from the commercial property market in 2017.

From castles to farming mega-mansions to ‘glamping’, Australians had diverse tastes when it came to commercial property over the last 12 months.