October 23, 2026
Queensland Commercial Property Weekly Wrap-Up Week Ending 23 October 2026 South East Queensland commercial property is accelerating as the 2032 Olympic deadline forces developers and investors to lock in projects before resource bottlenecks intensify. Population growth continues to fuel exceptional…
October 16, 2026
Market Overview Queensland commercial property is drawing intense local and cross-border capital as investors race to secure assets ahead of long-term infrastructure delivery (Bleby, 2026; Lenaghan, 2026). The Brisbane central business district office sector has reached Australia's tightest vacancy rate…
October 9, 2026
Market Overview South East Queensland commercial property continues to experience fierce capital competition driven by severe supply constraints and infrastructure connectivity. While broader macroeconomic headwinds such as falling building approvals and rising retail operational costs challenge feasibility, developers and investors…
The traditional commercial real estate play-book is undergoing a significant re-pricing. For decades, institutional investors and corporate tenants relied heavily on a rigid grading system. If an office tower carried a Premium or A-Grade badge, it was considered a guaranteed performer.
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Market Commentary March 2026 The Australian economy is in a delicate transitional phase, with growth picking up, but inflationary pressures dictating a cautious monetary policy approach. Australian Economic Overview 2.6% Economic Growth As of December 2025, Annual economic growth was…
Read MoreA Special Advisory from the Valuation and Professional Services Division
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The phrase "Survive to '25" has gained attention, particularly in European and US commercial real estate discussions but it resonates with the current challenges facing Brisbane’s CBD retail market. As of June 2024, the city’s retail vacancy rate sits at…
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According to the Australian Taxation Office, every year you need to value your Self-Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) assets and provide supporting evidence to your auditor.
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Overview of the Brisbane Fringe Market · The Brisbane Fringe commercial market is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by rising institutional demand for Build to Rent (BTR) developments. This shift reflects changing investment strategies and a strong interest in the rental sector.
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In 2024, real estate valuations play an increasingly crucial role in financial reporting, particularly for compliance with key accounting standards. For many businesses, understanding the nuances of real estate valuation ensures their financial statements are accurate and compliant. One of…
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The Northern Fringe of Brisbane, including key suburbs like Bowen Hills and Fortitude Valley, continues solidifying its position as one of the most sought-after commercial investment areas. Known as the Urban Renewal Precinct, this region benefits from Brisbane’s strong population…
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The industrial property market in Brisbane’s southside is undergoing significant shifts driven by high debt costs and limited land supply. Developers face challenges with speculative developments as financing costs rise and market sentiment changes. This has led to a slowdown…
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A recent assessment of a light industrial unit in Brisbane’s Northern Precinct has highlighted the growing popularity of these assets.
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In a recent assessment of industrial land, local real estate operatives indicated there are ample options for hardstand rental in Pinkenba with land areas ranging between 4,000m² and 2Ha. Furthermore, market conditions for sales of vacant land is starting to show signs of slowing.
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The Brisbane CBD retail vacancy rate is currently around 19%, with greater vacancy in fringe locations away from core pedestrian thoroughfares. Local real estate agents are indicating when tenants want to lease premises, they desire prime locations with high pedestrian…
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Since inflation began to rise in late 2020, and peaking at 7.8% in December 2022, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) continues to keenly observe how rising inflation is impacting the costs of everyday goods and services, both domestically and…
Read MoreThe Property Council of Australia’s Office Market Report recently released has shed some light on the changing profile of the CBD and non-CBD office markets across Australia. The post-COVID-19 economy has been particularly challenging for some office locations, with many…
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Our CBD’s and tourist centres have been put under huge pressure as a result of the global pandemic and resulting restrictions on domestic and international travel. Australia is now starting to relax policies to allow additional international travellers into the country along with workers returning to the CBD’s.
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