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As interest rates show some stability, there has been a renewed confidence in commercial property investment with enquiry levels reportedly up.

The iconic Mount Henry Tavern is being brought to the market for the first time in over 30 years.

Hundreds of people tuned in to watch RWC’s September Between the Lines webinar which took a deep dive into the Gold Coast’s thriving commercial property market.

Commercial property investment has been limited in 2023 across most asset classes and regions around the country. However, across the tourism sector, we have seen an inverse response to investment activity.

A unique St Peters property featuring a period cottage and a freestanding warehouse has come to the market, presenting a rare opportunity for a range of buyers.

Over the last three years there has been a significant increase in new business starts across the country.

Historically there has been sizable investment into commercial assets outside of traditional metropolitan locations. Local private investors have been the greatest buyer type.

Regional childcare developments continue to attract the attention of childcare operators and investors as demand for these assets continues to grow.

The commercial property markets have had a tough 2023, with interest rates growing at their fastest pace on record, making it difficult to obtain finance. As a result we have seen a significant reduction in investment activity.

RWC Queensland has strengthened its team as industrial expert Paul Anderson rejoins the business as Director of Industrial Sales.

Hundreds of people tuned in to August’s Between the Lines webinar which focussed on office markets around the country.

The office market has been through an unusual period, impacts of the pandemic have put pressure on the market which could not be foreseen.