Stockland on the charge with Tesla
When visiting a Stockland shopping centre, customers can not only say "charge it", they can also keep the car at full voltage.
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Carolyn Cummins
Carolyn Cummins is Commercial Property Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald.
Amazon will be a friend and a foe, retailers warn
The pending arrival of the internet giant Amazon has seen mixed reaction from the retail sector.
Goodman on track to deliver $1 billion of land sales
Global industrial property landlord, the Goodman Group, is benefiting from the changing lifestyles of consumers
Investors pump $14 billion in sales across office sector
Propertylink has sold its 320 Pitt Street, Sydney assets for $275 million.
Smaller assets look for keen buyers
A Service NSW site, a supermarket and a block of units are some of the latest listings on the market in the lead-up to the end of the 2017 financial year.
Frasers Logistics, Stockland eye industrial assets for growth
Industrial property is in high demand with Frasers Logistics & Industrial Trust buying a $169.3 million portfolio and Stockland starting work on its $80 million office and warehouse estate in Warwick Farm, South-West Sydney.
Palmer sells Queensland Nickel HQ
Embattled businessman Clive Palmer has sold the head office of his Queensland Nickel company.
REITS looking forward to a busy new fiscal year
It has been a busy year for the real estate investment trust sector, amid the long-running battle for control of Investa Office Fund, volatile share market and changing yield market.
Amazon to impact online sellers as much as bricks and mortar
The arrival of Amazon to Australia is likely to have a big impact on other online retailers and if they are not competitive they could perish, according to retail experts.
Industrial sector gains impetus from savvy investors
Industrial assets are in high demand, not just from the entry of Amazon, but also the fact that there are more than $86.8 billion in transportation infrastructure projects currently underway.
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