
Surging demand for office space in Australia
The demand for office space in Australian capital cities has surged to a 10-year high.
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.
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There’s surging numbers of off-the-plan office developments being marketed in Melbourne to meet rising demand for commercial office space.
The glut of residential apartments that have been going up at a furious pace in Melbourne’s CBD are putting the pressure on commercial space.
The latest Property Council of Australia Office Market Report reveals that office vacancy rates have remained fairly flat nationally. The stagnant office vacancy figures –
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Commercial office space in Melbourne’s city fringes are outshining the more central CBD markets.
Australian commercial property is being snapped up by a fresh wave of foreign investors after figures show offshore investment up by 12 per cent in 2014.