Commercial Property Market Trends

With residential property markets slowing, investors are looking more closely at commercial property. But which areas should you focus on?

The corner office is a thing of the past with the majority of new workplaces rolling out open plan designs, according to the latest industry snapshot.

Demand for sky high office space is through the roof with the cost of securing a spot inside Australia’s tallest buildings bucking global trends.

Sydney has the most attractive office yields of any of the world’s top 11 gateway cities, according to new research.

Melbourne’s CBD retail leasing market remains as tight as ever, with just 39 vacancies among 1181 shops, according to new data.

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.