SA Commercial Property News

Buyers are making a bee line  for “pandemic proof” healthcare and medical properties as enquiries ratchet up across the commercial sector.

The impacts of the coronavirus pandemic were not uniformly felt across the commercial property market in 2020, with some sectors emerging more resilient than others.

Industrial and warehouse listings dominated interest in commercial property last week amid a flood of new listings after the festive holiday hiatus.

The long-time owners of a 100-year-old beachside cinema, which has become a popular community destination over the years, have decided it’s time to roll credits.

The redevelopment of the luxury Southern Ocean Lodge on remote Kangaroo Island will hinge on the ongoing cost of its insurance premiums, according to co-owner James Baillie.

From caravan parks to country pubs and old world farming estates, there has been healthy demand for commercial property during the coronavirus pandemic. 

Industrial sites, warehouse listings and a massage parlour proved popular in last week’s commercial listings on realcommercial.com.au.

For those partial to a flutter and a frothy, property analysts say now may be the perfect time to make your move, with a plethora of Australian watering holes currently on the market, especially in country towns.

As domestic leisure and business travel picks up, international hot­el operators are swooping on city and suburban hotels signing management agreements and introducing new brands to Australia.