Foreign Commercial Investment News

The planned Brisbane tower is part of a larger move into build-to-rent by investment manager Cedar Pacific.

The commercial property market is seeing volumes lift as global investors swoop on bargains thrown up by the fall in values of office towers, shopping centres and industrial parks.

The world’s biggest commercial property owner, Blackstone, would ‘love’ to build more rental housing in Australia, but the costs are too great, says real estate boss Kathleen McCarthy.  Blackstone, which owns more than $900 billion …

The national housing shortage will get much worse unless rules around foreign investment aren’t changed.

Once a small part of the sector, last mile delivery is increasingly crucial to industrial property.

Despite the slowdown in global commercial real estate transactions, Australia remains an attractive destination for global capital.

The exodus of Chinese developers from the local property scene is picking up pace with Hong Kong-listed China Aoyuan Group handing over control of its local operation.

Deals are taking longer. Some are falling over. Buyers are chipping. It’s the same story almost right across commercial real estate.

Investor appetite for securely-leased commercial investments remains strong as buyers chase commercial assets that deliver steady incomes.