Commercial Property Market Trends

Retail and industrial land could be the best places for property buyers to ride out the rest of 2015, experts say.

The price of industrial land is rising across inner Sydney and Melbourne, even as industrial use and the manufacturing sector decline.

The commercial property market is set for a boost in 2015 thanks to the signing of the China–Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA).

There’s one question that will be top of mind for many commercial property investors in 2015 – what is the outlook for the office market?

Queensland is quietly positioning itself as the country’s logistics hub as demand for large facilities around Brisbane increases.

We chatted to Angela Ferguson, Managing Director of interior design and architectural studio futurespace, about how the offices of the future are taking shape, and how they might impact the commercial real estate landscape.

Is it time to move to a new business location? These tell-tale signs will help you decide.

Investors interested in commercial property have more choice than ever before, thanks to six major trends shaping the workforce and people’s lifestyles. Savvy investors should be taking advantage of community office hubs, pop-up shops, serviced apartments and student accommodation if they want to secure solid returns.

When analysing who owns commercial property in Australia’s CBDs, one expects to see the insurance companies, super funds and property syndicates. What may come as a surprise is just how much CBD property is held …