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Ray White Commercial Queensland agent Brocke Hambrecht sold three out of three properties under the hammer on Thursday, totalling $5.65 million.

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During 2022 we have seen volumes fall by 30 per cent as the steam has come out of the investor market given the growing interest rate environment.

A 19 unit industrial complex in Pinkenba has sold out for more than $17,500,00.

Sean Hennessy is coming home, taking up a new role as Director of Office Leasing at Ray White Commercial QLD.

The commercial property market saw a swift slow down in transaction activity earlier this year as interest rates made their first upward movement.

Hundreds of people tuned in to listen to Ray White Commercial’s final Between the Lines Live webinar for 2022, as this month’s experts discussed pubs, tourism, and financing.

After 20 years of ownership of publican Leigh Wanless has decided to put the Westside Tavern on the market.

Coming off a two year period of high sales volumes and compressed yields, the Australian commercial property market has already shown signs of decreased investment activity and yield correction off the back of rising interest rates.

It’s been a tough time for many tourism operators over the last few years, as we endured a prolonged period of lockdown, border closures and restrictions, for both domestic and international travellers, causing occupancy levels to plummet.

It’s not often an agent is part of a building’s entire lifecycle, but Ray White Commercial South Sydney agent Phillip Elmowy is selling 57-59 Church Street, Randwick for the third time since its conception in the early 90s.

There’s plenty of reasons to invest in Ballarat, with a range of quality commercial properties across all asset classes on the market.