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The commercial property market began 2024 with optimism. An increase in available listings led to improved sales activity, suggesting a newfound alignment between sellers and buyers.

Retail turnover in Australia has shown minimal growth over the past year, despite rapid population increases.

A Noosa medical investment has sold under the hammer for $848,000.

The Australian commercial property market has experienced another difficult year, with total volumes declining by 12.3 per cent to $54.6 billion in the latest financial year.

In the lead up to the Paris Olympics, we tracked down some of our Ray White members with their own Olympic tales to tell.

Hundreds of people tuned in to listen to July’s edition of RWC’s Between the Lines webinar, where our panel of experts discussed Western Australia’s commercial investment market.

Retail properties have seen a revival this year, with transaction volumes rising as confidence grows, particularly among private investors.

RWC EOFY market update

In the last ten years, alternative investments have gained broader appeal. Institutional investors have shown interest in larger assets like data centres, student housing, pubs, and even caravan parks, elevating the sophistication of these asset classes.

In the world of commercial property investment, the allure of self-managing assets can be tempting for landlords seeking to maintain control and potentially save on management fees.

The COVID-19 pandemic initially brought mixed results to the property market. Economic uncertainty led many to postpone property-related decisions, causing declines in residential values and a slowdown in commercial investment across all asset classes.

Over the past two decades, the number of data centres around the world has been steadily increasing, with Australia now ranking as the seventh most populous country for these facilities.