Regional Commercial Property News

Investors have a walk-up start with the latest commercial offering in the heart of Geelong’s thriving West End precinct.

Geelong not-for-profit support organisation Diversitat has sold its former city training base after securing three Catholic-run groups as long-term tenants.

Increased investor interest in leisure real estate has underpinned a new sales campaign for Long Island Resort — part of the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef — three years after it first hit the market.

Retail magnate Gerry Harvey’s stunning Byron at Byron Resort & Spa is officially on the market, less than a month after news the billionaire was considering selling. The renowned eco-resort, which opened in 2005 and has never been sold, was mooted as a potential $50 million sale and is expected to attract interest both locally and abroad.

Geelong’s busiest commercial strip stands to benefit as potentially thousands of people return to work at the old Ford site over the next few years, a leading real estate agent says.

Chris Alison, who has owned the Hyams Beach Store and Cafe for 27 years, is hanging up his hat and is wondering if a certain entrepreneurial food and beverage man is interested in buying the business.

Central Geelong property developer Bill Votsaris has added another address to his portfolio of city properties.

When it comes to location, a near-new Shell Coles Express service station for sale in booming Ipswich could be the best you’ll find.

A ninth major shopping centre has hit the market in Geelong region in two years as grocery giant Woolworth cashed in on the sale of two local assets.