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A rare opportunity to secure a high-performing investment in Sydney’s Sutherland Shire has hit the market, with a purpose-built swimming facility at 19 Wurrook Circuit, Caringbah now listed for sale by RWC agents Brad Lord and John Skufris.

An exceptional and shovel-ready development opportunity in one of Queensland’s fastest-growing regions has hit the market at Lot 932 Landsborough Drive, Rural View. The site has been launched by Nathan Huxham from RWC Burleigh Group.

RWC Queensland has concluded the off-market sale of a prominent inner-north development site at 163–167 Lutwyche Road, Windsor, for $2,700,000 + GST.

A striking new warehouse conversion in Sydney’s inner-south is redefining the boundaries of residential and commercial living, with a meticulously reimagined space that blends raw industrial charm with polished, high-spec finishes.

TikTok's demographic shift toward older users with higher spending power could reshape Australian commercial property as retail spaces adapt to social media-integrated commerce.

One of the greatest vulnerabilities for commercial property investors is vacancy.

Off the back of a record-breaking year for both sales and leasing transaction numbers, RWC Canberra is proud to announce the appointment of Amber McKenna as a new shareholder in its commercial property management business.

A rare vacant neighbourhood shopping centre in Townsville's suburb of Kirwan is up for sale through RWC Retail's Michael Feltoe and Lachlan O’Keeffe, presenting a unique opportunity for owner-occupiers and value-add investors.

The 5 Star ‘Skye Suites Sydney’ Hotel, together with the accompanying ‘Our Skittle Place Retail’ has been sold following a hotly contested sale process.

RWC has wrapped up its June Auction Showcase with strong results, confirming the power of the auction process for commercial property across the country.

Sydney’s office parking markets shift with dynamic early bird pricing and council interventions as CBDs face high vacancies and changing commuter trends, signalling deeper economic realignments.

Australia's over-65 population will reach 6.9 million by 2050 creating senior housing investment opportunities, while current policy settings inadvertently constrain sector growth.