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The appetite by the private investor sector for alternative commercial property investments saw service stations as the number one pick for many years, notably prior to COVID-19.

The commercial property market has had some mixed fortunes over the last few years, but with talk across the economy suggesting two or three reductions this year, sentiment has lifted and enquiry levels across most markets have rebounded.

More than 200 people joined to watch RWC’s March Between the Lines Live webinar, where a panel of experts discussed the tourism market.

As the cost of finance increases the spotlight has been put on the industrial asset class, yields, and what this means for land and capital values

Over the last few years coastal office markets, in particular Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast, saw a strong uplift in occupier demand while the rest of the nation battled with work from home pressures and reducing their office footprint.

In the realm of commercial real estate management, the significance of routine inspections can't be overstated

More than 260 people tuned into RWC's first Between the Lines Live webinar for 2024, where a panel of experts discussed the outlook for the commercial property market in the year ahead.

A luxury residential project situated between Bondi Junction and Woollahra is breaking records, with more than $100 million in apartments sold so far.

Despite rising interest rates and an overall decline in retail trading, occupancy in the retail sector has improved over the last 12 months.

In the current environment, office assets are doing it tough.

RWC has hosted a series of symposiums up the east coast this month, with more than 200 business owners, sales people, property managers and admins joining for a day of learning and development.

SOME 400 Ray White Queensland members descended on Howard Smith Wharves to hear from some of the best in the business to inspire them all to be ‘best in market’ across the state.