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Institutional capital flows are reversing direction. Where retail and industrial sectors saw predominantly selling activity in 2023-24, institutional buyers are now dominating acquisitions. Build-to-rent and living sectors are attracting fresh allocations.

Australia has over 1.6 million university students but only around 90,000 purpose-built student beds in the private sector. This undersupply has attracted offshore institutional capital seeking exposure to what was previously an underdeveloped asset class.

A rare, large-scale freestanding industrial facility in Sydney’s south-west has been listed for sale, offering significant appeal to owner-occupiers, investors and developers alike.

A rare inner-western suburbs investment opportunity has been brought to market, with 123 Thomas Street, Subiaco WA now offered for sale via Expressions of Interest through Brett Willkins at RWC WA.

HTL Property has today announced the successful sale of Nagambie Lifestyle Park, a strategically located mixed-use lifestyle and tourist park located in Victoria.

A major development site adjoining John Flynn Private Hospital on the southern Gold Coast has been sold for $14.5 million following a highly competitive expressions of interest campaign.

RWC Pacific Group has capped off a highly successful auction event, recording the sale of six commercial assets across South East Queensland, with total sales approaching $25 million.

A tightly held commercial investment in the heart of Noosa Heads has been launched to the market, underpinned by a long-term lease to one of Australia’s fastest-growing wellness operators.

The conventional property investment approach focuses on tourism in urban locations. Yet agritourism visitors stay longer, spend more, and represent a distinct market concentrated in regional wine regions and agricultural areas.

Greater Brisbane’s tightly held unit block market has delivered another standout result, with a whole block of brick units at Margate on the Redcliffe Peninsula selling for $3.25 million.

One of South East Queensland’s largest and most significant approved englobo land transactions has been successfully completed, with a 181-hectare mixed-use development site in the Moreton Bay Region selling for a price of $318,500,000.

A rare, DA-approved 10-acre development site at 357 & 361 Pinnacle Road, Orange has been sold off-market by RWC Central West in a transaction highlighting continued demand for prestige residential opportunities in the region.