Commercial Property Market Trends

It comes as no shock that Australia’s CBDs are its most in-demand office locales, but outside of the city centres our most searched-for office hotspots might surprise you.

Melbourne’s construction boom is further expanding with $42 billion of property and public infrastructure projects planned in and around the CBD. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

Sydney is undergoing a development frenzy, with the number of $20 million-plus property projects jumping nearly 70% so far this financial year. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

Brisbane’s industrial market may have already reached the top of its cycle, with investment yields expected to continue to strengthen in the short to medium term.

Vacancy in Sydney’s CBD office market is at an eight-year low and is expected to keep diving, new research says.

Melbourne’s laneways are as sought after among retailers as they are among shoppers, with just three shops in the CBD core currently available for lease.

OPINION: Don’t be fooled by the burst of optimism following the December quarter national accounts. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

Renowned beef producers the Olive family have put a tract of prized Rockhampton farmland on the market for only the second time in 70 years.

The only thing more in demand than places at childcare centres might be the centres themselves, commercial agents say.