Coronavirus Commercial News

Omicron has delayed the return to the office many were expecting following vaccine thresholds being met. Here’s a look at how offices performed in 2021 and what’s likely to happen in the months ahead.

The Covid pandemic has tested our reliance on global supply chains. As a result, Australia’s food processing and distribution sector is enjoying a well needed boost. Charter Hall is the latest investor to jump in.

Childcare and early learning centres are dealing with staff shortages and ventilation challenges as the school year begins. Will Covid uncertainty hurt one of commercial real estate’s star performers?

Investment in Sydney’s Haymarket has hit a five year high, to defy Covid doomsday predictions of a collapse of the CBD real estate market.

Byron Bay has experienced a mixed start to the year but there’s still a strong appetite for luxury accommodation opportunities, according to local tourism experts.

The Gold Coast’s Magic Millions may be over, but equine opportunities are still available in the local manège.

The demand for industrial and logistics assets across Australia this year – sparked by unprecedented growth in e-commerce – is reflected in the list of the 10 most-viewed properties on realcommercial.com.au in the last 12 months.

Canberra’s Fyshwick Markets has been sold to a local investor for an undisclosed sum said to be the highest selling price for an ACT commercial property at auction in 2021.

Bunnings Warehouses are expected to remain a favourite with investors, having become even more highly prized during the COVID-19 pandemic.