Adelaide Commercial Property News

Searches to buy and lease commercial property continued to slow last week as South Australia became the third state to implement a lockdown. Searches to buy property on realcommercial.com.au declined by a further 1.3% last …

SA’s latest lockdown could prove to be a “massive issue” for the commercial industry if it’s blown out further than a week, experts warn, even with financial help for struggling businesses.

A huge property on the outskirts of the CBD, which is currently operating as a motel, is being offered to prospective buyers with the option of tapping into a lucrative development opportunity.

Looking for the perfect spot to open a bar, tattoo parlour or design studio in the heart of the city? This might be just what you’re looking for.

It might look like a standard industrial warehouse but it’s attracting more interest than any other commercial property on the market around Australia. Here’s why.

It started as a blacksmith shop in the late 1850s but today this historic site is home to several businesses popular among locals and tourists – and it’s on the market.

Several prospective buyers submitted offers for this commercial property just days after it hit the market. So why were they so determined to get their hands on it?

One of Australia’s few competition ballrooms has come onto the market in the wake of the COVID-19 downturn. Adelaide’s magically-named Wonderland Ballroom has swept locals up in the glamour and fun of dance for more than 50 years.

A beachside building that has served as terrace homes, offices and a renowned backpackers throughout its 140 year history is offering a rare opportunity.