Commercial Property Market Trends

Heritage-listed buildings are continuing to find favour among commercial property investors, with Sydney Roosters chairman Nick Politis understood to be the buyer of Brisbane’s Heckelmann’s Building.

Brisbane’s prominent IBM building has been listed for sale, offering investors an opportunity to tap into the local office market’s rising redevelopment trend.

Older and larger logistics centres in Brisbane’s warehouse market are being forced to undergo extensive refurbishments in order to remain competitive.

Queensland Investment Corporation has extended its US shopping centre portfolio in a trio of acquisition deals worth $1.06 billion. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

Macquarie Group is driving deeper into global real estate, taking a stake in Stonehenge NYC, which controls an empire of about 3000 apartments in Manhattan. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

Investors are continuing to open their wallets for the Queensland retail investment market.

The humble fridge could be at the centre of an industrial fightback in 2016, with investors set to target refrigerated logistics facilities.

Brisbane’s office market was a surprise performer last year, with hopes the good news will roll on in 2016.

The world’s biggest real estate investor, Blackstone, does not see the Australian commercial property market as overheated. This article originally appeared in theaustralian.com.au/property.