Tourism commercial property

A beachfront caravan park next to a globally-recognised marine turtle nesting site is up for sale, amid strong demand for Queensland holiday assets.

Queensland is blessed with beautiful islands that are ready-made stars of multimillion dollar tourism promotions. But who would want to own one?

A new eco-lodge will be built on a once-popular holiday island in the Whitsundays, almost a decade after its cyclone-damaged resort closed.

Between the Great Barrier Reef and lush rainforest, visitors to Port Douglas in far-north Queensland don’t want for much, but there is one thing missing: surfable waves.

A heritage-listed former gaol built by convicts will be turned into a boutique hotel and entertainment precinct after its $7 million sale.

A NSW south coast holiday park is benefitting from a resurgence in domestic travel with strong corporate competition for the rare crown land site.

An oceanfront caravan park in the popular Victorian surf town of Ocean Grove has attracted huge interest before selling to an Australian family-owned group.

Whether in the country or city, the humble pub has long held a special place in Australians’ hearts – and the portfolios of commercial investors – but new sales data suggests watering holes in regional areas are buyers’ preferred tipple right now.

The sale of Nimbo Fork Lodge for around $7m to acquisitive local agricultural land holder Brendon Stoney signals the tourism boom is on.