Tourism commercial property

NRMA on a shopping spree for tourism assets around Australia.

Qantas is looking to sell up to 14 hectares of mostly undeveloped land near Sydney Airport worth several hundred million dollars.

A leading investment group, which paid just under $10 million for a joint stake in Hunter Valley Zoo, cites Australia’s domestic tourism market as motivation for the purchase.

The iconic Marritz Hotel and Salzburg Apartments at Perisher Valley have come up for sale, offering buyers a rather unusual real estate opportunity.

An iconic eco-tourism venture in North Queensland has hit the market, with its owners hoping to cash in on the Covid-19 tree-change trend.

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic Australia’s tourism sector had been growing, but the pandemic border closures have had a huge impact on the hotels being built in this sector. Many of these developments have been deferred and with no end on sight to border issues, developers are now looking to turn distressed hotel assets into apartment blocks.

This picturesque hideaway features a modern mud-brick house, complete with cheese making facilities and a successful cafe.

Melbourne’s iconic Eureka Skydeck and restaurant have notched a mega deal in a record-breaking sale.

An iconic regional Victorian mini golf course has teed off for sale amid a local property boom that puts it at risk of development.