Queensland Commercial Property News

The office market in the Queensland capital is showing signs of recovery.

The big internal shifts are reshaping the country, and governments must address vastly different needs.

A family is farewelling a modern pharmacy that has existed on the site since Victorian times and been cherished for 75 years. Auctions are emotional events and for retired pharmacist Reece Burgess, the upcoming Burgess …

The closure of a Queensland brothel has opened up an opportunity for the next owner to help ease the housing crisis, but a few of the interiors may need to be toned down.

Harry Triguboff warns of problems in Queensland, where unions want higher wages and less production because they want people to work fewer hours. And their power is growing because of the upcoming Olympics.

The four-star hotel is set to generate huge local and offshore buyer interest, underpinned by the growing infrastructure and tourism amenities being developed in Brisbane.

The action in the office market is going national and shows that investors still believe in the sector even if values have dipped.

An Aussie pub made famous in the global hit Crocodile Dundee is back on the market, and it will cost you less than the median house price in 713 Aussie suburbs.

A Greater Brisbane private school has beaten six other buyers to snap up a massive 1.96ha neighbouring site which had been earmarked as a potential 32 lot residential subdivision.