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RWC Noosa and Sunshine Coast agents Adam Morley and Brenton Thomas have successfully completed the $4 million sale of 31 Production Avenue, Warana.

RWC Bayside has been named Commercial Agency of the Year nationally at this week’s prestigious REA AREA awards, cementing its position as Australia’s leading commercial property agency.

More than 300 members of the RWC network gathered across Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne this week for the inaugural RWC Symposium, marking a strong start to 2026 and reinforcing the group’s focus on innovation, compliance and continued growth.

Tenant activity has returned to Australian CBD office markets, signalling renewed business confidence. But the volume of new supply completing means vacancy remains elevated and will take years to absorb at current demand levels.

The Narooma Hotel on the New South Wales Sapphire Coast has been sold by leading national pub brokerage agency, HTL Property.

A modern inner-Brisbane retail centre just 4km from the CBD is set to hit the market, with RWC Retail launching the auction campaign for 82 Leicester Street, Coorparoo.

Jurien Bay Shopping Centre, 220 km north of the Perth CBD, has been bought by a local private investor for $8,950,000 reflecting an initial yield of 7.04 per cent on net passing income at the time of sale.

A tightly held Sunshine Coast medical investment with a national tenant and triple net lease is set to go under the hammer, with RWC Retail launching the auction campaign for 19 Lakehead Drive, Sippy Downs.

RWC Tasmania has unveiled what is being described as the most significant Hobart CBD development opportunity to come to market in nearly two decades, presenting investors and developers with a rare chance to shape the next chapter of the city’s skyline.

Brisbane’s middle ring is set for a significant residential transformation with the release of a major medium-density infill development site at 56 Blinzinger Road, Banyo.

A rare near-central development opportunity in Mandurah has been brought to market, with RWC WA launching an Expressions of Interest campaign for the vacant development site at Lot 402 Barracks Lane, Mandurah WA.

Australia's CBD office recovery gaining traction as supply freeze meets improving occupier demand. Sydney and Brisbane show encouraging signs while development economics make new supply unviable, protecting existing asset values.