Sam Biggins and Matthew Beaumont of Knight Frank list Palladium Private Maleny at 67 McCarthy Road Maleny for sale on behalf of the vendor, Palladium Private, a subsidiary of Sana Health Group.
Greystanes Shopping Centre sold for $76 million – CBRE
Sydney’s Greystanes Shopping Centre sold to private retail investment group Revelop, brokered by CBRE’s National Director of Retail Investments James Douglas on behalf of Region Group.
CBRE has just issued its second edition of The House View podcast for 2025, featuring Pacific CEO Phil Rowland Head of Research, Sameer Chopra and CBRE’s Pacific Advisory Services CEO Phil Rowland.
Melbourne CBD’s remarkable resurgence in office market demand - JLL
The Melbourne Central Business District (CBD) exhibited strong market performance in the first quarter of 2025, with positive net absorption totalling 34,606 sqm, signalling a strong vote of confidence in the city's CBD office market.
Retail recharged: Australian shopping centres set to thrive in 2025
GPT releases its inaugural research title which emphasises Australian shopping centres are returning to investor’s value proposition, with limited supply of new retail space and tight market conditions underpinning the sector.
A purpose-built physiotherapy centre in Rosebud tenanted by Lifecare Physiotherapy at 42-44 Boneo Road sold by CBRE’s Australian Healthcare & Social Infrastructure team of Sandro Peluso, Jimmy Tat, and Kai Wang.
CBD Gateway Townsville asset sold for $11 Million - Burgess Rawson
A high-profile automotive asset in North Queensland at 515-593 Sturt Street, sold for $11 million brokered by Neville Smith of Burgess Rawson in conjunction with Glenn Conridge of Commercial East Coast Investments.
Realmark Commercial hosts inaugural commercial real estate symposium
Realmark Commercial has hosted its first-ever Commercial Real Estate Symposium, bringing together industry stakeholders to explore the key forces shaping WA’s investment landscape.
Knight Frank supports the Healthcare Real Estate Summit
Healthcare real estate remains one of the most stable and resilient asset classes—regardless of broader economic conditions, the need for medical care persists.
