ACT Commercial Property News

An eclectic mix of commercial properties drew interest last week, from a warehouse conversion in Melbourne’s inner-west to a billionaire’s refined estate and mansion in the Gold Coast hinterland with a $50 million price tag and a beautiful church in downtown Hobart.

The impacts of the coronavirus pandemic were not uniformly felt across the commercial property market in 2020, with some sectors emerging more resilient than others.

Industrial and warehouse listings dominated interest in commercial property last week amid a flood of new listings after the festive holiday hiatus.

A medley of commercial property types attracted interest over the Christmas-New Year season from offices to shopfronts, medical facilities and warehouses.

Pubs are attracting a lot of attention in the commercial property market as interest in the hotel and leisure sector grows after COVID-19 lockdowns.

A record number of industrial and warehouse listings, including a novel opportunity for people to create their own ‘city cave’, made last week’s most-viewed commercial properties.

From caravan parks to country pubs and old world farming estates, there has been healthy demand for commercial property during the coronavirus pandemic. 

Industrial sites, warehouse listings and a massage parlour proved popular in last week’s commercial listings on realcommercial.com.au.

A Top End fishing lodge and adventuring business in the Tiwi Islands continued to attract prospective buyers, sparking an astounding amount of interest in the commercial property market last week.