Tasmania Commercial Property News

Charter Hall Group has snapped up a Bunnings Warehouse retail property in Burnie, on the north coast of Tasmania, with the $21 million asset to seed a new fund. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

This year has been a notable one for commercial property sales in Tasmania.

The owner of historic Claremont House has put the Victorian Italianate mansion on the market.

A $70 million luxury resort built that will be built into the cliffs on the Tasmanian coastline has been given the green light.

A redevelopment at Hobart’s Museum of Old and New Art will include a five-star, 172-room hotel that extends out over the River Derwent.

While Australian castles don’t come onto the market all that often, they do pop up from time to time and almost invariably generate plenty of interest amongst locals and potential investors. Here are some of the ‘castles’ …

Hobart’s Travelodge hotel is expected to fetch more than $20m when it is sold in May.

The Hobart real estate agency selling the substantial Ball & Chain building is expecting in excess of $8 million for the heritage-listed complex.

It’s a rare real estate find but Battery Point’s iconic Shipwright Arms Hotel is on the market, lock, stock and barrel.