Tasmania Commercial Property News

A number of Tasmanian commercial properties are heading to auction in August offering investors plenty to choose from.

In a pristine corner of Tasmania sits this bakery and salon, with the chance to jump straight into a thriving business or to ‘set and forget’.

The chance to purchase a thriving cinema is a rarity across the nation, and this one in Launceston is overflowing with potential.

Three Nubco sites across the state — plus an award-winning glazier — are heading to auction next week giving investors another chance to get into the Tasmanian market.

One of the state’s most unique wildlife experiences is on the market for the first time in 42 years – and it proudly claims to be a global leader in shaping the way zoos evolve in the 21st century. See all the details here >>

The rare chance to buy portion of the historic Waddamana hydro village in the centre of Tasmania has grabbed international attention.

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.

Converted churches have long been heralded as heavenly homes, but buyers are taking former places of worship to celestial heights, creatively repurposing them into commercial and community enterprises.

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