Queensland Commercial Property News

Chinese-backed developer Poly Australia has secured its first acquisition in Queensland and has unveiled plans for a major residential project in the Brisbane suburb of Ascot.

Brisbane’s office tower market is gathering pace with a run of purchases under way showing that investors are keen to capitalise on the city’s rising rents and heavy infrastructure spending.

A landmark retail complex in the tourist mecca of Noosa Heads has sold to a Melbourne-based investor for $6.8 million.

We’re all aware that social media has revolutionised the residential real estate market and the way properties are promoted online.

A pristine 160-acre block of land in Orchid Valley, Little Mulgrave is on the market — but it comes with so much more than just the property.

Renowned Toowoomba pub The Spotted Cow will be farmed out for the first time in more than two decades, with the historic watering hole’s long-time owners to sell it and retire.

Diversified property group Stockland has offloaded two Queensland shopping centres for $143 million as it pushes ahead with plans to sell off about $400 million worth of retail assets.

Activity is ramping up at Stockland’s Aura Business Park on the Sunshine Coast, with Kennards Storage the latest brand to sign on to the development.

US real estate investment management firm Heitman has struck up a joint venture with Marquette Properties to buy a Brisbane office tower from private Canadian investor Quadra Pacific for about $115 million.