Tourism commercial property

The future of investment house Mayfair 101’s plans to transform Dunk Island and nearby Mission Beach into a $1.6bn tourism mecca hangs in the balance after assets controlled by a separate fund it manages fell into the hands of receivers.

Embattled travel agency group Flight Centre has secured a much-needed $62.15 million windfall from the sale of its Melbourne headquarters.

Shipwright David Nash hopes a new owner might help give a special and much-loved Tasmanian steamship a new life.

Every now and then, a commercial property hits the market that’s so unusual or iconic it has to be seen to be believed. And these five properties listed recently on Realcommercial certainly tick those boxes. …

A popular East Gippsland tourist attraction featuring a windmill, a wedding chapel and a pizza restaurant has hit the market, three decades after the owners began building the labour of love.

The Stirling Golf Club will soon have a new owner, with the property placed under contract more than a week before it was scheduled to be auctioned.

Australia’s retail woes have claimed another victim, with travel chain Flight Centre announcing it will shut 100 stores in the wake of the Coronavirus outbreak.

The new owners of the Amazement fun park in Wyong Creek are teasing some big changes.

Surrounded by picnic benches, the Big Potato on Robertson’s main street has again hit the market at $920,000.