Tech

The future of shopping arrives today, with the opening of the first Amazon Go store in Seattle. Billed as the first retail outlet in the world with no checkouts or registers, the store uses new …

Takeover target Asia Pacific Data Centre Group has put its assets up for sale with hopes of reaping $300 million for its data centre properties.

It’s not THE Louvre, but it might be just as impressive.

The former General Motors Holden site in Adelaide is set to be transformed into one of Australia’s largest business hubs, after its purchase by the Pelligra Group.

Australian offices are changing at a dramatic pace and workers fully expect that by 2030, wellness facilities will be as common as desks and chairs, and most of us won’t drive ourselves to work, according to …

Computing giant Hewlett Packard Enterprise is moving to unlock the value of two of its biggest trophy sites in a move that could see it sell properties worth more than $200 million that will seed …

Google looks set to move its Melbourne office into the T&G Building at the Paris end of Collins St, as technology tenants step up their influence in the east coast capitals’ office leasing markets. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

While the residential sector is starting to slow, commercial property is moving along its own path.

Tech firms are following industry giants like Apple, Amazon, LinkedIn and Dropbox to Sydney’s CBD in increasing numbers, research shows, with companies flooding into the city at a rate of more than three a month.