Annual demand for APAC office space surges - Colliers
Demand for office space across Asia Pacific’s top markets has surged 15.9% annually to 8.8 million sqm, says Mike Davis, Colliers’ Managing Director of Occupier Services, Asia Pacific.
Office fit out costs Asia Pacific continue to rise at slower pace - Cushman & Wakefield
The cost to fit out an office in key locations across Asia Pacific has continued to rise, although at a slowing rate, according to findings from Cushman & Wakefield’s 2025 Fit Out Cost Guide.
Why cinemas are attracting investor interest – Burgess Rawson
The cinema industry in Australia is gaining increasing attention from property investors, thanks to its stable demand, long-term lease potential, and growing consumer interest says Burgess Rawson Partner Matthew Wright.
Is Newcastle & the Hunter region the next commercial property hot spot?
The Newcastle and Hunter region is rapidly emerging as a key destination for commercial property investment. By Dane Crawford CEO Commercial Collective.
Australian Retail Investment market surges with $7.7 Billion in transactions - Stonebridge
The Australian retail investment market experienced a significant resurgence in 2024, with major retail transactions totalling approximately $7.7 billion: Key Insights from 2024 by Stonebridge Property Group.
JLL research reveals Adelaide's economic boom driving property market surge and talent influx
South Australia's capital is undergoing a remarkable transformation, positioning itself as a rising star in Australia's economic landscape. With projections indicating that South Australia's economy will be 12.5% larger by 2030.
Identifying the right development site has never been more challenging or more critical in today’s fast-moving property market says Cushman and Wakefield’s Cameron Zamora.
Over $75 m changed hands at Burgess Rawson’s first portfolio auction event 2025
Burgess Rawson Partner and Queensland Managing Director Adam Thomas said the three-day event saw intense competition, with yields as sharp as 3.3 per cent.