Australia
Melbourne apartment supply to stay moderate for the next few years
Supply is expected to fall short of demand.
Melbourne apartment supply to stay moderate for the next few years
Supply is expected to fall short of demand.
Perth to see 16,800sqm of new retail supply by 2025
This is from two major developments.
Here’s a rundown of Sydney’s current residential market
High-end units continue to be in demand.
Adelaide to welcome over 32,000sqm retail supply in the next 24 months
The latest project will be completed by Q4 2025.
Sydney to see nearly 600,000sqm of new industrial supply this year
Majority of the projects to be completed soon are already pre-committed.
Perth gross industrial take-up reaches 200,800sqm in 2023
This is slightly below the 10-year average.
Brisbane Q4 industrial transaction volumes well below the 10-year quarterly average
Transactions totalled AUD101.7 million in Q4.
Why Sydney recorded negative net office absorption in Q4
Seven out of 10 office markets saw negative demand during the quarter.Â
Adelaide industrial take-up in Q4 breaches 2-year average
Gross take-up hit over 50,000sqm during the quarter.
Melbourne adds over 230,000sqm of industrial supply in Q4
Over half of the completions were in the West precinct.
Perth CBD office vacancy rate stable at 17.3% in Q4
Net absorption was at 7,100sqm.
Brisbane residential market to remain mired in under-supply woes
Rents and prices are expected to grow in the medium term.
Melbourne CBD office demand at its weakest since 2020
Net absorption was at -68,300sqm in Q4 2023.
One new luxury hotel opens in Sydney in Q4Â
The world’s largest W Hotel recently added 586 rooms to the city’s stock.
Canberra to see 72,700sqm of new office stock in 2024
Analysts expect tenants to relocate from the older offices to the newer buildings.
Brisbane CBD office vacancy rate hits 4-year low of 11.1% in Q4
Net absorption was at 9,200sqm during the quarter.
Adelaide office absorption tapers off from all-time highs
The city recorded negative absorption in Q4 following the record highs in Q3.
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Discover the insights of Seng-Leong Teh as he navigates the challenges and opportunities shaping the industry today.
Discover the insights of Seng-Leong Teh as he navigates the challenges and opportunities shaping the industry today.
