Coronavirus Commercial News

Fast food was at the top of the menu for commercial property investors in Queensland this week, with buyers gobbling up assets that have proved resilient through the pandemic. The big take-away from Burgess Rawson’s …

Mass shop and restaurant closures have created a vacancy problem in one major Sydney area, with one in four properties now sitting empty.

After peaking in popularity during the ‘60s and ‘70s, motels fell out of favour. But in post-pandemic times, the modest motel is ticking plenty of boxes, especially for smart DIY investors. Here’s why.

While many of the changes brought on by the pandemic have been temporary, others are permanently reshaping the commercial landscape. Here are five predictions for 2022 and beyond.

Buildings with solar skin facades can be as striking as they are sustainable. But their rollout could be thwarted by a lack of awareness, a potential lack of sunlight and a wait for innovation to catch up with energy demands.

As buyers jostle towards the finish line in the imminent sale of Fyshwick Markets, all eyes are on what’s tipped to be a record price for the retail precinct.

Shopping centre owner Shaun Bonett says success awaits those who change with the times.

Cities are in for a big return of workers as billions of dollars worth of capital is being outlaid by international institutions backing the best city towers.

After a year marred by lockdowns and now a new variant of the coronavirus, real estate chief executives are confident that 2022 will be a record breaker.