Strategic Commercial Leasing Across Brisbane

March 2, 2026

Built on Strategy. Leased with Success – Brisbane Commercial Properties

Recent Leases Across Brisbane

McGees Property Brisbane is proud to announce the successful leasing of multiple prime commercial spaces, delivering exceptional outcomes for both landlords and tenants. These leases reflect strong demand across Brisbane’s lifestyle, office, and retail precincts, with tenants seeking strategic locations, high-visibility spaces, and premium environments. Landlords benefit from competitive rental outcomes and maximised property performance.

Fortitude Valley Leases

221/247 Wickham Street – Leased to Taco Joint

One of Brisbane’s most popular food destinations is coming soon to The Valley. This vibrant, high-traffic location enhances the precinct’s appeal and demonstrates the value of strategic leasing in Fortitude Valley.

Level 3/172 Robertson Street – Leased to Pacific Green Group Australia

This boutique office space offers a premium workplace in the heart of the James Street precinct, Fortitude Valley. Tenants enjoy a central location that combines lifestyle, accessibility, and professional appeal.

Windsor and New Farm Leases

GF/243 Lutwyche Road, Windsor – Leased to Network Digital

A character-filled, creative workspace designed to support business growth and foster innovation. This space highlights the value of targeted office leasing in Brisbane suburbs.

Shop 8/158 Moray Street, New Farm – Leased to Pilates FORA

A premium corner retail position in the heart of New Farm, offering high visibility and strong foot traffic. This lease demonstrates the growing demand for retail spaces in vibrant lifestyle precincts.

Connect with Our Sales and Leasing Team

Want to find the right tenant for your property or secure your next commercial space in Brisbane? Call us today on 07 3231 9777 to speak with our expert Sales and Leasing Team. McGees Property Brisbane delivers strategic leasing solutions that maximise property performance.

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