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…
COVID changed the way we operate as a society. It forced businesses to change processes; it reshaped working from home, and the result was big wins or major losses depending on which sector you operate within. Commercial property was no…
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Demand for Childcare development sites is driven by labour force participation rates, an increasing population of children aged 14 and under, household discretionary income and government assistance.
Read MoreThe cost of the average new build has hit its fastest increase in over 20 years – largely due to the increased cost of construction material and labour shortages. The situation with materials was at its worst from March until…
Read MoreWhen it comes to commercial real estate, COVID-19 has certainly impacted several sectors, many of which are still uncertain. However, some areas defied the odds to buck the trend – and service stations (or fuel stations) is one of them.
Read MoreWhile COVID has impacted the world over, at McGees Property, we have been lucky to remain operating in full capacity throughout 2021. However, after 2020, we made changes to adapt to the shifting world, just as many businesses were forced to do.
Read MoreLos Angeles. Paris. London. Brisbane. After the announcement in July, the Queensland capital will join the list of iconic Olympic cities in 2032. Brisbane will be the 24th city to host the Games and the third capital in Australia after Melbourne 1956 and Sydney 2000.
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