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…
1. How has the appetite of the top-tier lenders changed over the past 6-months? And how is that reflected in their lending policy? (LVR, ICR, Geographical/Asset Class Appetite)
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Table of Contents:[hide] 1. Understanding the Cost of Capital 2. Rising Interest Rates and Their Impact 3. Pressure on Underperforming Assets 4. Development Sites and the Cost of Capital 5. Banks’ Unhindered Appetite for Lending 6. The Strategic Response of…
Read MoreThere’s no doubt the construction industry has had a lot of challenges in 2022. Here’s a few of them.
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Despite ongoing pressure on household budgets, Queensland’s Retail trade has remained remarkably strong throughout the year, recording its 9th straight month of growth. Queensland’s seasonally adjusted retail turnover has increased by 9.7% over the past 12 months.
Read MoreDespite ongoing pressure on household budgets, Queensland’s Retail trade has remained remarkably strong throughout the year, recording its 9th straight month of growth. Queensland’s seasonally adjusted retail turnover has increased by 9.7% over the past 12 months. · · Australian…
Read MoreThere’s not enough housing in Australia and we have a low level of institutional housing investment – despite having the world’s third largest pool of capital in our superannuation system. The Budget offers:
Read MoreThe Government has committed billions to the development of infrastructure in the next decade or so. These include:
Read MoreThis year’s Budget included aspects to help more Australians become home owners, through the following:
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A small retail asset at 465 Waterworks Rd, Ashgrove, home to the beloved Old Salty’s fish and chip shop for nearly 50 years, has been successfully sold at auction. The fully leased three-tenanted property attracted significant attention during the marketing…
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The development site space is the most talked about sector in our market at the moment. With development margins either being squeezed or non-existent, the conundrum that a project has strong underlying demand for the end product, but the financial…
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Brisbane’s office market continues to show signs of recovery in net absorption and occupancy rates, assisted by a lack of new supply coming online and more workers returning to traditional office hours.
Read MoreBrisbane’s office market continues to show signs of recovery in net absorption and occupancy rates, assisted by a lack of new supply coming online and more workers returning to traditional office hours. · · Driven by significant population growth, major…
Read MoreThere’s no doubt property is booming across Queensland, with prices skyrocketing for sales and leases in every property market.
Read MoreClick & Collect was first introduced to Australians in the early 2010s. In 2015 there were just 24% of retailers that offered the option, and 2019 that figure was at 40%.
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