Research

As we enter 2025, the commercial property market shows promising signs of recovery, though market conditions remain mixed across different sectors and locations.

As we head into 2025, the commercial property market continues to evolve. From shifting market dynamics to new leading asset classes, next year presents both exciting opportunities and complex challenges.

Private investors are increasingly turning their attention to specialty commercial property assets, attracted by compelling defensive characteristics, structured rental growth, and long-term tenant security.

Many prime office buildings are undergoing a dramatic transformation as landlords race to combat the persistent work-from-home trend

The Australian commercial property landscape is poised for significant transformation in 2025, with several key trends emerging from recent market dynamics.

After a period of significant market correction and uncertainty, commercial real estate investors are faced with a compelling question: Is now the time to step back into the market?

Over the past 18 months, the commercial property market has been dominated by beds and sheds - logistics and living.

The commercial property sector has faced significant changes in capitalisation rates over the past two years, with varying impacts across different asset classes.

As Halloween draws near, we've ventured into the shadows of Australia's commercial property market to uncover its most haunted sectors.

The RLB bi-annual crane count for Q3 provides an insight into construction activity across Australia, revealing significant shifts in development patterns.

In recent years, the commercial real estate landscape has witnessed a remarkable shift as investors increasingly explore unconventional avenues in pursuit of lucrative returns.

In the continued search for high-yielding investments, many buyers have ventured up the risk curve, seeking out slightly unorthodox properties.