Queensland Commercial Property News

The rent and construction crisis has sparked a surge in owner-occupiers driving up prices in the commercial market to secure property they’d otherwise have to wait up to year for.

A Gold Coast developer has secured what is being touted as “the last major subdivision site” in one of Queensland’s most stunning regions.

Covid-19 has failed to dent popular Qld shopping and leisure market, Otto’s, whose site complete with skating rink, has jumped 24 per cent in just three years.

A camel farm on the outskirts of the Qld capital is set to become an enormous cannabis estate – for medicinal reasons – after it changed hands for millions at auction.

A stunning 6.73ha parcel of land on the edge of Palm Cove and close to Port Douglas has hit the market with a global campaign and a $20m asking price.

A court order has been issued to allow for the sale of the 1980s Voyager resort, giving investors a chance to snap up potentially one of the last beachfront development blocks in the suburb.

Owning a tropical island resort in Queensland has traditionally been a fast way to lose money. But a new breed of buyers could make the volatile sector more viable.

The famed Dunk Island is poised for a reboot as a major Queensland resort after the dilapidated property sold to Annie Cannon-Brookes, the wife of Atlassian chief executive Mike Cannon-Brookes, for about $25m.

A large workers village in Central Queensland is back on the market just as its fortunes are on the rise again with the Gladstone region expected to benefit from a new boom, this time in renewable energy.