Nerida Conisbee

Melbourne’s commercial property market is bracing for another period of uncertainty, with the city’s wider metropolitan area again forced into lockdown due to the spread of coronavirus.

It has been an interesting process looking back to mid-March when the COVID-19 lockdowns began, to see what I expected the impact would be on each commercial property sector.

Commercial property seekers are casting their net wide as the market continues its rebound, with a diverse spread of asset classes featuring among Australia’s most-viewed properties. While the site of a future Woolworths in Melbourne’s …

With Australia’s commercial property recovery now in full swing as COVID-19 restrictions improve, the challenges facing different sectors are becoming clearer. In her latest commercial property update REA Group chief economist Nerida Conisbee says there …

A spot of national media attention could be the catalyst for the sale of a Queensland theme park, which has come from the clouds to be the most viewed commercial property in the country. Townsville’s …

Industrial is the word on commercial property seekers’ lips , with the asset class dominating Realcommercial’s most-viewed listings. So strong has the lift been in investor and tenant interest in industrial properties that 30 of …

Investors are zeroing in on industrial properties and sites with development potential in increasing numbers as the search for value in Australia’s commercial property market continues. Industrial and warehouse assets were the most searched-for among …

Clear trends are emerging in the commercial property market as the coronavirus pandemic takes the commercial property market into uncharted waters.

Accommodation vacancies have surged across Australia after a growing exodus of foreign students and workers, prompting warnings that rents and house ­prices will come under severe pressure this year as the economy ­enters a major downturn.