Tasmania Commercial Property News

Murray Street Chapel is unlike any office space currently on the market in Hobart.

Investors’ taste for Tasmania shows no signs of waning, with five properties on the apple isle selling as part of Burgess Rawson’s latest Investment Portfolio Auction campaign.

Two prime retail properties in greater Hobart are expected to fetch a total of up to $15 million as part of an international marketing campaign.

A stunning and immaculately restored building in Launceston’s CBD could be one of the value buys of 2019.

A sale of Glenorchy’s answer to Macquarie Point is likely to attract national and international interest, the Property Council says.

Glenorchy City has taken its first critical step to sell Wilkinsons Point along with the Derwent Entertainment Centre to lure bidders to consider a potential package deal.

One of the largest Tasmanian property portfolios in history will be put up for sale next month, at a time when the state’s property market has never been hotter.

Before the copper mining boom and before the University of Tasmania was founded, this cute-as-a-button building was built in a small town in Tasmania’s North-East.

Petrol stations, fast food outlets, car dealerships, childcare centres, pharmacies, stunning historic buildings and even a property leased to an Australian Defence Force contractor will go under the hammer next month at Burgess Rawson’s latest Investment Portfolio Auction campaign.