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Skyrocketing interest rates, reduced borrowing capacities, softer price growth and limited supply are seeing some residential real estate investors jump into the commercial space – and some deals offer a licence to print money.

Limited opportunities and rising land values in the cities are driving industrial real estate investors to seek opportunities in the regions, where rents are rising even faster.

A luxe mixed-use warehouse in Sydney’s vibey Rosebery – owned by talent managers Mark and Lizzi Morrissey and on the market with a $3 million price tag – will appeal to creatives looking for a readymade work-from-home set-up or a more mainstream business after a space cool enough to lure employees back to the office.

The NashCap team is banking that big things will grow from the little properties they are buying up.

Versatility was the key to the big sale of a Geelong West property that’s set to become a medical practice.

One of Melbourne’s wealthiest families has made a jaw-dropping windfall with the record-smashing sale of a Port Melbourne site.

A freestanding warehouse with a concrete yard has gone crazy at auction, selling for nearly $5m above reserve.

Warehouses are the latest frontier for companies looking to slash emissions, says the industrial property tycoon.