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Black Friday kicks off the Christmas retail season
With less than five weeks to go, its starting to feel a lot like Christmas.
With less than five weeks to go, its starting to feel a lot like Christmas.
Spencer Street is set to become the crime fighting centre of Melbourne with the state government agreeing leasing terms for a major new office tower next to the current City West police headquarters.
The 'spring-selling' season has seen a defiant return of Chinese buyers, who are sidestepping lending restrictions and found new avenues to re-enter the market.
Interests associated with logistics giant Secon have taken advantage of an upcoming significant land rezoning, selling an Altona North factory occupied by the company for about $50 million.
After spending five years, and a reported $25 million, amalgamating eight South Yarra sites, aged care developer John Matthies has decided to sell - his unique and enormous offering including the flamboyant mansion trashed at the end of 1993 movie, Romper Stomper.
A wave of new hotel development is set to change the landscape of the Sydney market, with the opening of the International Convention Centre considered the catalyst.
Real estate fund manager EG Funds Management has sold 92 Pitt St, Sydney, to the private City Freeholds group
Connectivity between tenants and a building's services is providing landlords with a potential lift in capital value as more of the property is generating income, according to the Equiem digital group.
It's hard to believe that in less than four days, the largest ever reform to NSW strata laws will come into effect. The NSW Government has been talking change for five years, but finally, after a few false starts, reform is happening.
Landlords are writing online retail turnover into new leases in a bid to claw back rents lost to digital sales.
A swag of city-based bank branches are in the middle of a grand game of musical chairs as leasing deals struck up to ten years ago expire.
Charter Hall Group is launching its fourth Direct Industrial Fund, valued at $400 million, with assets across the country, to take advantage of the demand for the sector.
Owners of a local plumbing supply business have banked more than $13 million selling a Coburg retail asset after obtaining a permit to replace it with a six-level complex with shops, offices and 129 dwellings.
NORTH SYDNEY $449.35 sq m net.
The former Olympic Swimming Pool designed by Kevin Borland, Peter McIntyre and John and Phyllis Murphy, has been a cornerstone building since it was designed for the 1956 Summer Olympics in Melbourne.
A defiant John McGrath, dubbed "'Mr Sydney real estate'', has vowed to stick with the company for the duration, while telling shareholders he "shares their pain".
Is Sydney property suddenly totally out of synch? One major agent thinks so.
Capital Bluestone and Club Bondi Junction RSL have entered into an agreement to redevelop the Club's significant site into a revitalised venue and residential hub.
Office landlords are in the box seat, to the detriment of tenants, with prime rents rising by 2 per cent in the past three months, as the race for space gathers momentum, according to CBRE.
Local developer Tony Huang has big plans for the Daily Planet brothel building in Elsternwick which his company purchased last week for $12.66 million.
Fund manager Australian Unity has splashed out nearly $13 million on an industrial property leased to Mainfreight in Springvale.
Global sneaker retailer Foot Locker will open a House of Hoops when it opens its new shop on the Bourke Street Mall mid-2017.
A swath of new retailers are eyeing off the viability of entering Australia, depending on being able to secure flagship sites in capital cities or in the expanding suburban malls, according to new research from Colliers International.
Credit card misuse and an ongoing fraud investigation by the Australian Federal Police has overshadowed Defence Housing Australia's solid financial performance during 2015.
Former Wallaby Bill Young has beefed up his pub portfolio with the $28.75 million purchase of the freehold Five Dock Hotel from the Lantern Hotel Group.
A Malaysian Investor paid a healthy $5 million on a tight 4.86 per cent yield for 156 Burgundy Street, a 420sq m shop leased to Chemist Warehouse for $243,101 a year.
A new start-up backed by fund manager Impact Investment Group and run by two former investment bankers hopes to be the next Ernst & Young for the commercial and industrial property sector.
Private health provider Cabrini has won a bid to expand its Malvern hospital with a new seven-level building despite multiple objections from neighbouring residents about privacy, traffic, light intrusion and noise.
Food delivery services are becoming the latest disrupter in the retail sector and are shaping the way, restaurant tenants select their next location.
Asia-Pacific's Mercedes Benz distributor has signed the largest lease in the Goodman Group's Sydney Corporate Park, at 160 Bourke Road, Alexandria, this year in a deal struck by LJ Hooker Commercial South Sydney.
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