Sydney landlords riding a high rental wave
Sydney's office leasing markets have hit a sweet spot for landlords with rents tipped to rise in line with demand and flat supply, according to agents.
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Carolyn Cummins
Carolyn Cummins is Commercial Property Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald.
Singapore investors tipped to increase with new trade ties
The strengthening of ties with the new Singapore-Australia Free Trade Agreement (SAFTA) will prove a bonanza for commercial property, according to experts.
Vicinity launches new stage of $660m development at Chadstone
Vicinity Centres has opened the doors to the first stage of its $660 million redevelopment of the Chadstone mall in Melbourne.
Furniture retailers are couch surfing the housing boom
Furniture retailers are ramping up their presence nationwide as they ride the wave of the wealth effect, thanks to the buoyant housing renovation and new developments markets.
All roads leading to Parramatta
Parramatta is the property hot spot in Sydney with low office vacancies and forecasts of economic growth breaching $7 billion in the next five years.
Residential developers search for the positive
Are the wheels starting to fall off the housing sector, or just coming a bit loose?
Deals and Deeds
ALEXANDRIA $5.3m: May Enterprises P/L has sold a 1886 sqm site at 50-54 McCauley Street, Alexandria to a private investor.
Catherine has her work cut out at CBA
What to do about the problems in life insurance will be just one of items on the lengthy "to-do" list awaiting Catherine Livingstone takes over the chairman's role at the Commonwealth Bank at the end of the year.
'Gig' staffer the new kid on the block
There is a new kid in town.. called the Gig, and its taking over the workplace.
Centuria to sell Olympic Park office
Centuria has put its A-Grade office building at 8 Australia Avenue, Sydney Olympic Park on the market to take advantage of the strong Sydney's metropolitan office market sector.
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