Commercial property auction results

Childcare centres remain in strong demand as commercial property investors target essential services sectors during the coronavirus pandemic, with seven centres among $87 million worth of properties sold in the first big portfolio auctions of the year.

A wave of pent-up demand for commercial property is behind some big results as investors flock to assets leased to essential services. Agency Burgess Rawson sold 11 of 13 available properties at its Portfolio Auction …

Commercial property investors have shown their readiness to jump back into the market in the wake of the COVID-19, with 13 properties sold at Burgess Rawson’s first auction since the pandemic reached Australia. Only two …

The speed and strength of Australia’s commercial property rebound in the wake of COVID-19 is set to be demonstrated as Burgess Rawson reveals its latest Portfolio Auction.

Commercial real estate agencies are rapidly pivoting towards private treaty sales after coronavirus restrictions forced the cancellation of auctions across Australia.

Commercial property buyers have seized almost $70 million worth of property at Burgess Rawson’s final Melbourne Portfolio Auction event of 2019.

Two Geelong childcare centres have sold for a combined $6.94 million as investors seek to capitalise on the region’s population boom.

Childcare, fuel and fast food dominated more than $38 million worth of sales at Burgess Rawson’s Investment Portfolio Auction in Melbourne on Wednesday.

The white-hot market for Bunnings Warehouses has been stoked again, with ten investors waging a heated auction battle for a Queensland Bunnings that pushed its price to $18.68 million.