Buying Commercial Property Guides

A popular Alexandria pub has ended up in the hands of developers after selling for the first time in 40 years for an eight figure sum.

Locals keen to grab a solid return are investing astutely in these retail centres.

The historic town in WA’s Pilbara region is likely to be turned into an eco-tourism enterprise that celebrates Aboriginal culture, following an expressions of interest campaign for the sale of the township.

The top end of the pub market has shrugged off almost all signs of the pandemic, with Sydney’s Narwee Hotel selling for $45m, a 2020 record.

When it comes to commercial property the financial investment and risks tend to be higher than in the residential market, so it is worth making sure a property has no hidden surprises.

Getting your foot in the door can be challenging for growing businesses and budding developers.

If you’re considering investing in commercial property, there are a number of key things you need to factor into your decision-making.

Like filling your car with fuel before a long trip, stamp dutyis a necessary evil when you buy a commercial property. It’s an annoying, expensive requirement that can’t be avoided.

They say the only certainties in life are death and taxes, and it’s a maxim that’s especially true when it comes to selling commercial property.