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A leased high street childcare head office in one of Perth’s most dynamic inner-city suburbs has sold off-market for $1,650,000 (GST Going Concern), achieving a 7 per cent net yield in a deal negotiated ‘off market’ by Stephen Harrison of RWC WA.

RWC WA’s Stephen Harrison and Brett Wilkins have successfully negotiated the $2,270,000 sale of 295 Lord Street, Perth, a prominent and versatile mixed-use property in the heart of the inner-city corridor.

One of Brisbane’s most iconic and historically significant properties, the Cleveland Courthouse at 149 Shore Street North, is officially on the market.

RWC Medical’s Franz Stapelberg and Nicolas Milner have successfully transacted two high-profile assets in Brisbane’s metropolitan fringe; a medical freehold and a volumetric LFR investment.

Investor demand for proven local retail centres in Brisbane remains at unprecedented levels, with RWC Retail’s Michael Feltoe, Pablo Routledge and Lachlan O’Keeffe selling seven centres in the past seven months for a combined $32.3 million.

86 Charles Street, Moonah has sold for $1,350,000 to a local passive investor, securing a net yield of 6.27 per cent on a cash unconditional basis. RWC Tasmania's Heather Mason and Trevor Fox managed the campaign.

International tourism to Australia recovers to 88 per cent of pre-pandemic levels, with projections to surpass previous records by 2026 and grow to 11.8M visitors by 2029.

In a sign of continued strength in the Sunshine Coast industrial property market, a site at 21 Premier Circuit, Warana has sold under the hammer for $4.25 million.

A highly sought-after opportunity for investors or owner occupiers has hit the market, with the exclusive listing of a premium freehold food-production facility at 23 Lysaght Street, Coolum Beach. The property has expectations of achieving over $5 million.

A high-profile retail property at 301 Weyba Road, Noosaville has been sold for $2.15 million, with strong buyer interest driven by its strategic location and future redevelopment potential. The property is tenanted by popular restaurant Mr Jones and Me.

Hundreds of people tuned in to the April episode of RWC’s Between the Lines webinar, where a
panel of experts discussed Canberra’s commercial property market.

In commercial real estate, documentation isn’t just paperwork; it’s protection. Yet too often, critical records are overlooked, outdated or incomplete. For commercial property investors, this oversight can become an expensive lesson in risk management