Commercial property sector bouncing back from the pandemic
The commercial property market is buoyant as it learns to adapt to new trends caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The commercial property market is buoyant as it learns to adapt to new trends caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Have you ever considered investing in commercial property rather than housing? Do you need some office or warehouse space for your own business?
Commercial property confidence has unfortunately sunk to a new low according to the National Australia Bank Commercial Property Index.
High net-worth investors are behind a big surge in capital being invested in the commercial property sector around the country.
While the housing market in Melbourne continues its downturn the office market boom shows no sign of abating.
Melbourne’s housing market be in the middle of a correction phase but commercial property in the city shows no such signs of slowing down.
The demand for office space in Australian capital cities has surged to a 10-year high.
Residential construction is on the wane but the cranes are still in the sky – moving over into the commercial space.
Melbourne was the nation’s strongest performer for industrial property in 2016, recording a 15 per cent increase in property deals for the year.
To make your commercial property and business a success, you need to understand and get your zoning right.