Research

The May 2025 Australian election offers key considerations for property stakeholders. While Labor emphasises cost-of-living relief, their policies could significantly impact commercial real estate markets indirectly.

Australia's May 2025 election sees Liberals' "Let's Get Australia Back on Track" platform potentially reshaping commercial property despite not directly targeting it. Their priorities would have significant downstream effects on the sector.

Australia's data centre market booms with surging transactions and development. Investment outperforms traditional commercial assets, positioning Australia as a key Asia-Pacific hub for data storage and processing.

The retail landscape is continuing to transform as shopping centres pivot from transaction-focused environments to experience-driven destinations.

The 2025-26 Australian federal budget outlines significant infrastructure commitments that are likely to have substantial flow-on effects for commercial property markets across the country.

The 2025 federal budget, handed down tonight by Treasurer Jim Chalmers, includes unprecedented childcare policy announcements set to transform the investment landscape for this increasingly sought-after commercial property asset class.

The large format retail (LFR) sector in Australia has demonstrated remarkable strength and continues to attract investor interest despite broader challenges in various commercial asset classes.

After enduring a prolonged period of market correction, the commercial property sector is expected to show signs of revival as interest rates have finally begun their downward journey.

NSW property owners sitting on land within 800 metres of a train station or town centre are about to see their development potential (and potentially their property values) dramatically increase overnight.

The commercial property market enters 2025 with renewed optimism following the first interest rate reduction since late 2020.

Further Ray White analysis of Australian CBD office market data from the Property Council of Australia's bi-annual office market report reveals an unexpected trend that challenges the widely accepted "flight-to-quality" narrative.

The Property Council of Australia's bi-annual Office Market Report reveals significant trends across major markets.