Research

Queensland Budget 2025-26 delivers $116.8 billion infrastructure investment creating new commercial property nodes along transport corridors while diversifying beyond traditional CBD locations.

NSW Budget 2025-26 delivers $30.8 billion infrastructure investment creating new commercial property nodes in Western Sydney while shifting value from traditional CBD locations to transport corridors

NSW's Transport Oriented Development program tackles housing crisis with 185,000 new homes near stations. Learn TOD opportunities for property owners and lessons from Japan's success.

Australian commercial property stabilising in Q1 2025. MSCI data shows income returns supporting market while capital values adjust across most asset classes despite ongoing challenges.

Brisbane CBD tops Australia's priciest parking at $80.84/day, beating Sydney's $77 for the 2nd year running, reflecting post-pandemic shifts in commuting patterns.

The Labor government's proposed tax on superannuation balances exceeding $3 million is set to significantly impact Australia's commercial property landscape, potentially triggering a major shift.

How $1 billion in transactions, yield compression, and evolving investor profiles are reshaping Australia's childcare property landscape in 2025.

Australia's student accommodation sector attracts global investment as international enrolments hit 1.09M in 2024 - 15% above pre-pandemic levels-positioning education as a prime target for stable returns.

International tourism to Australia recovers to 88 per cent of pre-pandemic levels, with projections to surpass previous records by 2026 and grow to 11.8M visitors by 2029.

Australia's office market shows promising recovery in 2025 with stronger return-to-office trends reshaping occupier demands and attracting offshore investors seeking stable returns across major CBD markets.

Australia's construction remains stable in Q1 2025, with RLB Crane Index showing 840 cranes nationwide - a slight 2.7 per cent drop from Q4 2024's 863 cranes, reflecting continued building activity despite minor slowdown.

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.