Commercial Property Market Trends

The American buffet with upmarket ambitions was once a suburban novelty. And then it wasn’t. Sizzler just couldn’t keep up with how fast Australians were changing, experts say. It had the cheese toast, the all-you-can-eat …

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For many city folk, the attraction of a farm and the country life proves irresistible. But how can you turn your dream into a reality?

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Stockland, the country’s largest listed residential developer, has tapped senior Lendlease executive Tarun Gupta to lead the company, with the outsider tipped to shake up its direction, prompting investors to nudge its shares higher.

Stockland chief executive Mark Steinert believes there will be a longer-term shift to suburbia, benefiting the land estates that the country’s largest listed residential developer sells and the entire metropolitan economy, which he predicts will rise on the back of a move away from central business districts.

Australian farming families are increasingly competing with large investors for huge cattle stations and prime agricultural properties.

Funds inflow to property investment will continue, underpinning solid returns in the short term.