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In another strong indicator of Subiaco’s growing investment appeal, the landmark Tighe’s Building at 131-135 Rokeby Road has changed hands for $5 million in an off-market transaction brokered exclusively by Michael Milne.

A fully-leased commercial property in the beating heart of Noosa Junction has hit the market, offering what agents are calling one of the precinct’s most compelling opportunities in years.

Australia's CBD retail recovery shows mixed results with Adelaide, Perth and Brisbane improving vacancy rates while Sydney struggles, as fashion-focused cities outperform food-heavy markets.

Ray White Commercial’s national rebrand to RWC steps up a gear this summer.

A lifestyle and tourism property in the Gold Coast Hinterland has just been listed for sale, offering a chance to acquire a fully established venue with multiple income streams, proven popularity, and enormous untapped potential.

A tightly held Westmead unit block sold under the hammer today for $4,320,000, following a highly competitive on-site auction that attracted 19 registered bidders and a crowd of eager onlookers.

483 Waterloo Corner Road, Burton has hit the market, offering investors an opportunity to secure a premium service station leased to global energy giant BP on a long-term basis.

Canberra CBD retail stagnates at 15.5 per cent vacancy as remote work and construction disruption hurt foot traffic. Food-heavy tenant mix struggles despite low office vacancy rates.

Brisbane CBD retail vacancy drops to 10.9 per cent as strong office market drives foot traffic. Stable luxury presence and growing food sector boost Australia's best-performing retail market.

Melbourne retail vacancy drops to 8.8 per cent as food outlets and tourism offset empty offices. Luxury stores temporarily down due to Collins Street renovations.

Perth CBD retail vacancy drops to 11.6 per cent with luxury brands surging to 7.5 per cent. Asset upgrades and Apple flagship store signal strong recovery in Australia's mining capital.

Sydney's CBD retail vacancy rises to 6.7 per cent despite luxury boom reaching 32.1 per cent of stores. New supply and tenant churn challenge Australia's premier shopping destination.