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Despite the threat of rising interest rates, buyers continued to battle for pubs and essential service assets at this month’s Burgess Rawson’s portfolio auction, with big brands leading the sales.

Lured by income stability, private investors have fought for well-let essential service assets at Burgess Rawson’s 150th portfolio auction, suggesting the demand for pandemic-proof properties and regional opportunities looks set to continue in 2022.

Private and institutional investors alike continue to be wooed by the alternative income streams offered by commercial property. This interest has translated into record enquiry numbers for Burgess Rawson’s 150th portfolio auction.

Geelong hotel plans spiked as agents reveal plans to transform a historic Geelong landmark into a medical super centre.

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.

The 1890s-built Turret cafe in Ballarat is architecturally unique to the gold rush town and is easily recognisable for its corner turret topped by a steep conical roof. This stand-out slice of regional Victorian history combines a freehold and commercial business opportunity.

WA is paving the way to become a global player in robotic systems testing and research with construction of a major hub in the works north of Perth.

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.

Sydney University has sold a prime Glebe property for $39m, as it continues a major real estate sell-off that has seen them bank more than $63m. And there is more to come.