Coronavirus Commercial News

Four menus, one grill. The new emerging food and beverage trend that’s a dream come true for property developers.

Big name investors are getting ready to splash the cash as the starter’s gun is fired for the year’s biggest mall battle, which is being fought out in the Brisbane suburbs.

The radical redevelopment of Coles’ landmark Lindfield site, which was approved three years ago, is finally coming to an eager market.

Construction firm Roberts Co has agreed to buy the bulk of the failed building giant’s operations in Victoria in a rare bright spot for the troubled sector.

Local and international investors are eyeing Australian hotels as the sector continues its recovery from the major blow dealt by the pandemic.

Most of the conversation around reviving our cities has so far focused on getting workers back to the office. But while many of the changes we’ve experienced throughout the pandemic are temporary, the way we work has changed forever.

Building more quality commercial buildings is one key to shoring up the city’s future prosperity, according to the Property Council’s first Geelong Outlook.

Office occupancy rates have returned strongly following the relaxing of Covid restrictions, while demand for CBD apartments has risen to rates not seen in years.

Two well-located retail strips in Melbourne have hit the market and are set to test buyer appetite post-pandemic.