CBD Commercial Property News

After years of disruption due to the pandemic and a cost-of-living crisis, Australia’s central business district (CBD) retail markets are finally on the mend.  Retail vacancy rates across Australia’s CBDs are sitting at the lowest …

Canadian giant Oxford Properties is one of the biggest names in global real estate and has identified Australia as a key growth market.

The Japanese telecommunications giant is among the leading the way in office investing this year with more offshore capital tipped to follow.

Educational assets are moving even as the commercial property markets remain tough.

A share of the AWA Building in Sydney has hit the market, offering potential buyers “valuable strata control” of the art deco office tower. A 50.2% stake in the heritage-listed building at 45-47 York Street …

Near record highs of new office supply was added to Australia’s major cities in the last year, but Melbourne’s CBD vacancy rate continues to be a concern to the Property Council.

Global investment manager BGO has paid about $580m for a Sydney CBD office tower as it bets on the top end of the market.

The property funds company has launched a $315m office partnership which will hold half interests in two Brisbane and Adelaide towers.

Despite challenging conditions for retailers at large, retail assets in Australia’s central business districts are showing signs of recovery, with vacancy down and rent growth returning.  Retailers in Australia’s CBDs were among the hardest hit …