News about Heritage Commercial Property

A historic 1840s hotel in Goulburn, NSW, comes with abundant options for accommodation, functions and events.

White Bay Power Station could become a world class art district after Premier Dominic Perrottet committed to its rejuvenation despite slamming the heritage-listed site as ‘shocking’.

The historic estate is attracting plenty of foreign interest, with investors lured by Australia’s positive tourism forecasts, its growing population and the chance to own one of its trophy assets.

The upcoming Burgess Rawson portfolio auction will feature a suite of essential service assets leased to national brand tenants, which in a volatile climate could lure cashed-up investors to commercial property for the very first time.

As a stately homestead or a historic tourist accommodation venture, Tunbridge Manor has plenty to offer.

The phone started buzzing as the for sale sign was put up, that’s the level of demand when Battery Point buildings hit the market.

From waterfront cafes and restaurants, to heritage buildings, a water view or harbourfront aspect is a rare mix in a commercial asset and is highly coveted amongst investors and tenants. Scott O’Neill, director of commercial property buyers’ agency Rethink Investing, said waterfront commercial properties often generated emotional purchases.

A labour of love has brought Campaspe Mill, a circa 1850s steam driven flour mill back to life as a sprawling residence, which is now for sale.

A Gothic Revival mansion in regional NSW is on the market amid growing interest in historic properties that can generate an income.