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Gold Coast construction hits record highs with 67 cranes and apartment values surging 8.6 per cent annually to $950,000. The region is now Australia's most expensive apartment market. Here's what's driving the boom.

Inner industrial land values have surged over 220 per cent and hybrid entertainment destinations are replacing traditional tenants who can't afford premium sites anymore.

A strong campaign response for a prominent industrial facility at 6 Woods Close, Huntingwood has led to its sale for $14,710,000.

RWC Queensland has successfully concluded the sale of 1084-1086 Kingsford Smith Drive, Eagle Farm, following a highly competitive Expressions of Interest campaign that attracted nearly 90 enquiries from investors and owner-occupiers alike.

RWC Milton’s Stephen Ferguson has finalised the successful sale of a high-profile commercial property at 277 Old Cleveland Road, Coorparoo, achieving an impressive result of $2,260,000 and reflecting a 5.75 per cent internal rate of return (IRR).

Investa has secured a new 10-year, whole of floor lease with Serviced Office, Virtual Office and Coworking leader, Servcorp, at Parkline Place – the newly opened premium commercial tower located at 252 Pitt Street, Sydney.

In a market defined by scarcity and opportunity, a prominent city fringe tenanted hotel investment has emerged in South Melbourne, offering investors a blend of location, income, and long-term potential.

A tightly held freehold property in the heart of Darlinghurst has changed hands for $3,100,000 following a highly competitive Expressions of Interest campaign led by Zorick Toltsan and Warren Ginsberg of RWC Eastern Suburbs and Ray White Double Bay.

Australia's construction sector shows record crane activity in Adelaide, Gold Coast and Wollongong, while data centres and mixed-use developments boom as commercial office projects decline 20 per cent.

Leading national specialist hotel brokerage firm, HTL Property, is proud to announce the successful sale of The Redfern Hotel, marking another major transaction in what has been a record-setting year for the boutique agency.

A securely leased office property at 17/100 Railway Road, Daglish has been sold for $1.9 million to a family office based in the Eastern states, marking another sign of growing investor confidence in Subiaco and the WA commercial property market.

A rare commercial opportunity has emerged in the heart of Hurstville, just steps from the iconic Hurstville Oval.