Tasmania Commercial Property News

Here is a generational opportunity to secure a landmark, award-winning Richmond vineyard — but you won’t be alone in trying to buy it.

The vacancy rate across the nation’s office towers has tightened overall, but Melbourne is lagging behind as the slow down in some CBDs catches up to it.

There is a short and sweet reason why this Rich-Lister bought a Hobart shopping mall.

They don’t come along often, but when they do, investors are ready to pounce — here’s why.

From deer to trout fishing to the Olympic-grade clay target shooting range, Currawong Lakes has a lot to offer — but for its new owners, that’s just the beginning.

There was a time when the Lufra was Tassie’s most luxurious hotel, and the only one with ensuites — now it needs a new owner to write its next chapter.

A sprawling site covered in concrete has hit the market in a sleepy Tasmanian town, beckoning buyers with big imaginations to revive the historic property.   The one-acre vacant lot at 51 Gould Street, Gormanston in …

This 6.47ha Tudor-style property is just a one-minute drive from the Port Arthur Historic Site — and buyers are circling.

This city fringe 1890s building has so much to offer, from the upstairs accommodation to a cafe opportunity that’s ready to roll.