Queensland Commercial Property News

The Singapore and Taiwanese family of high-net-worth individuals buying Queensland’s Great Keppel Island will pay about $70 million to purchase the second half of the island’s staged development, known as the Clam Bay lease, from Sydney developer Terry Agnew.

Discover what lies beyond the doors of some of Brisbane’s most interesting modern and historic properties this weekend with 114 landmark homes and buildings open to the public.

Melbourne leads the growth of new accommodation development with more than 10,200 hotel rooms under construction or approved, followed by Sydney with more than 6000 rooms in the pipeline and Perth with 1755 rooms.

Mexican food goliath Taco Bell has revealed plans to take Australia by storm, with more than 50 new stores in the pipeline across the country. The fast food chain, which currently has only one store …

Two Charter Hall funds have paid $60 million for a Brisbane office building directly across from the new Queens Wharf development.

One of Australia’s top brothels is back on the market after failing to get up, or rather go (sell) under the hammer, almost two years ago.

Shopping centre giant Vicinity Centres will offload a string of local malls it owns across Australia in one of the most significant retail deals of 2018.

Chinese-backed company Yuhu is pressing ahead with its ambitious roster of Sydney projects, including luxury hotel and apartment towers at the Gold Fields House site at Circular Quay, despite problems at its massive Jewel development in Surfers Paradise.

Singapore-listed conglomerate World Class Global will offload one of its major Brisbane apartment development sites, potentially clearing the way for a conversion of the site into a landmark office project.