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Landlords are ruling the roost, but workers are more agile
Carolyn Cummins It's that time of the leasing cycle when being an office landlord is a good feeling.
Gateway will redefine food at Circular Quay
Carolyn Cummins The area is set for a $2 billion-plus upgrade.
Tenants are forcing an office evolution
Carolyn Cummins Once just moving into an office with a phone and desk was enough.
The City fringe is a gateway to new office space
Carolyn Cummins Not all the office leasing action is in the capital cities, with companies still preferring the fringe districts with proximity to the city but with less expenses.
Residential towers make hay for office landlords
Carolyn Cummins The conversion of office towers into residential is providing a bonanza for landlords, according to Cushman and Wakefield, national director, research, John Sears.
Food retailers are on the menu as the new tenants
Carolyn Cummins One of the biggest challenges facing office landlords is the food offerings in the buildings.
Northern suburbs step up in the race for space
Carolyn Cummins Macquarie Park and the Ryde area is one of the busiest in the Sydney metropolitan zone with leasing agents forecasting another bumper period, but warn demand is starting to outstrip supply.
Martin Place revamp brings in new designs
Carolyn Cummins One of the characteristics of the Sydney skyline has been the number of cranes.
Developments leading to rent gains
Carolyn Cummins The current development cycle has been triggered by the influx of residents into city-based locations.
North Sydney moves back into the spotlight
Carolyn Cummins North Sydney is fast returning to its golden days as the serious contender for office tenants to the Sydney city.
Collaborative work spaces embraced in new South Sydney offices
Carolyn Cummins The drive for flexible, collaborative workplaces has been embraced by Holt & Hart at 50 Holt Street, Surry Hills.
Office vacancy set to test the record books
Carolyn Cummins It has been a busy period for the Sydney office market as it benefits from multiple tailwinds, including conversion of sites to apartments, new ways of working, which impact floor space and demand...
Liverpool emerges as new growth centre
Carolyn Cummins Expansion focus has been on Parramatta, but the surrounding districts are also gaining interest.
Vending machines are the new retail frontier
Carolyn Cummins Lovers of Moët & Chandon champagne will soon be able to have their own AbFab moment, with plans advanced to have a vending machine full of bubbles in Australia.
Data analysis is the new frontier for retail landlords
Carolyn Cummins Retail landlords are discovering that the secret weapon to make a shopping centre more profitable and relevant is using consumer and business data, that is being captured by banks through cashless...
Leasing ladder
Carolyn Cummins Tilt Industrial Design has leased a 600sq m site at 58 Hotham Parade, Artarmon from Lee Koudsy.
Tramsheds expands food offers
Carolyn Cummins Sydney's latest food destination, Tramsheds , will officially open to the public at the end of August and has revealed the supermarket retailer will be Supamart .
City site worth $100m on the market
Carolyn Cummins A major development site in Sydney's Haymarket is for sale by the private owners, Goulburn Property, with a price tag of about $100 million.
Service NSW assets hit the market
Carolyn Cummins The NSW Government's property arm is selling a range of small assets in regional areas as part of its sale and leaseback program.
