Tasmania Commercial Property News

The humble general store is very much alive in regional Tasmania, where a lifestyle change beckons for a savvy operator. The Woodbridge Village General Store, about 36km south of Hobart, is on the market, with …

Where can you buy a booming meeting and function centre, a historic family home, a bed and breakfast and more than 13,000sqm of developable residential land, all for less than $2 million?

Labor wants a public discussion about the future of Hobart’s iconic Treasury building.

The State Government should seek international expressions of interest in developing Hobart’s “neglected” Treasury Building into an outstanding hospitality precinct, Tasmania’s peak tourism body says.

Hotel developments worth more than $855 million, with an extra 2500 rooms for Hobart, are either under way or proposed as developers look to tap into the city’s growing tourism boom.

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.