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  • Is now the time to buy commercial property?

    After a period of significant market correction and uncertainty, commercial real estate investors are faced with a compelling question: Is now the time to step back into the market? Several key indicators suggest we may be approaching an opportune moment for strategic acquisitions across multiple asset classes. The property clock … Read more

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  • Essential maintenance tips for investors in preparation for summer

    As we dive into Summer, commercial property investors should be taking proactive steps to safeguard their assets against the risks of extreme weather, such as wild storms and dry conditions. A few preventative measures can make a big difference in minimising potential damage and costly repairs. Here are four key … Read more

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  • Experts discuss small investment market

    Hundreds of people tuned into the October edition of RWC Between the Lines webinar, where the panel of experts discussed the market for small investor stock. Ray White head of research Vanessa Rader was joined by RWC Bayside principal Nathan Moore and RWC Glen Waverley principal Ryan Trickey. Ms Rader … Read more

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  • Crane count: residential construction declines, as commercial grows

    The RLB bi-annual crane count for Q3 provides an insight into construction activity across Australia, revealing significant shifts in development patterns. At the national level, a notable trend has emerged: a decline in residential development activity contrasted with growth in non-residential sectors. The number of residential cranes dotting the skylines … Read more

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  • Future-proofing Your Commercial Property Investment

    As a commercial property investor, staying ahead of market trends and tenant demands is crucial for maintaining and growing your asset’s value. Future-proofing your investment ensures its long-term profitability, and a skilled property manager can be your key partner in making this happen. Here are three critical ways to future-proof … Read more

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  • 5 things to consider when buying commercial investment properties

    From the outside, commercial property assets can look very attractive to first-time investors. Commercial rental yields are higher than residential property, tenants/businesses tend to stay longer, and many maintenance issues are the tenant’s responsibility. However there are a variety of important differences for new investors to this asset class. Here … Read more

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  • What landlords need to know when it comes to outgoings

    When managing commercial property investments, one of the most critical yet complex aspects for landlords to navigate is outgoings. These costs can significantly impact the profitability of a property, and understanding how to manage and recover outgoings from tenants is essential for maintaining financial performance and legal obligations. WHAT ARE … Read more

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  • Are owner-occupiers fuelling the commercial property market?

    The commercial property market is experiencing an intriguing shift, particularly in the sub-$20 million sector, which continues to demonstrate resilience in the face of challenging market conditions. Despite the increased cost of financing, this segment of the market is performing remarkably well, with transaction volumes surpassing both historical averages and … Read more

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  • Queensland office markets lead national performance

    The Property Council of Australia’s latest bi-annual office market report reveals ongoing challenges in the sector, with vacancy rates continuing to rise across most markets. However, prime locations continue to outperform secondary markets. An analysis of changes in occupied stock highlights clear leaders among office markets in this post-pandemic era. … Read more

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  • Which retail types will thrive in the current spending environment?

    Retail properties have seen a revival this year, with transaction volumes rising as confidence grows, particularly among private investors. Nationwide population growth and limited new development have reduced the average GLAR (gross lettable area retail) per person, renewing interest in this asset class. Notably, properties offering convenience, supermarket and food … Read more

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