Queensland Commercial Property News

Harry Triguboff warns of problems in Queensland, where unions want higher wages and less production because they want people to work fewer hours. And their power is growing because of the upcoming Olympics.

The four-star hotel is set to generate huge local and offshore buyer interest, underpinned by the growing infrastructure and tourism amenities being developed in Brisbane.

The action in the office market is going national and shows that investors still believe in the sector even if values have dipped.

An Aussie pub made famous in the global hit Crocodile Dundee is back on the market, and it will cost you less than the median house price in 713 Aussie suburbs.

A Greater Brisbane private school has beaten six other buyers to snap up a massive 1.96ha neighbouring site which had been earmarked as a potential 32 lot residential subdivision.

An iconic Far North Queensland pub that features on every travellers bucket list now has an asking price, and it’s nothing to roar at – costing less than an average house in parts of Sydney.

A significant freehold property in Cape York just 18km from Pajinka has been listed for sale. It comes with approval for an eco-resort and has no native title or liquor restrictions.

A popular neighbourhood shopping centre in Brisbane’s southwest has sold to a private investor for $11.46m.

Developers are dreaming big, with billions of dollars worth of apartment towers, retail and entertainment projects planned for the Olympic precinct.