Australia
Australia’s industrial leasing pivots back to new builds
Australia’s industrial leasing pivots back to new builds
Thanks to a strong development pipeline for 2026.
What will drive the Australian industrial sector’s strong performance?
Supply chain transformation and capital depth are significant factors.
Adelaide retail rents to grow by up to 2.8% annually over the next five years
The minimum rental increase is forecast to be 2.0%.
Melbourne apartment supply to plunge to a 10-year low in 2025
The total completions for 2025 will only be half of 2024 levels.
Five office projects currently under construction in Sydney CBD
These will yield over 198,000sqm of new stock.
Perth gross industrial take-up breaches 10-year average
Gross take-up reached 278,900sqm over the past 12 months.
Sydney gross industrial take-up grows 4.9% to 318,900sqm in Q3
This is above the quarterly average in the past decade.
Melbourne new retail supply hits 30,300sqm in Q3
Two neighbourhood completions were included in this new stock.
Sydney apartment prices up 3.2% in Q3
Three-bedroom apartments saw the greatest growth.
Melbourne industrial vacancy stabilises for the first time since Q2 2024
The vacancy rate was stable at 4.6% in Q3.
Sydney hotel stock to grow by 4.3%
Thanks to four hotels currently under construction in the CBD.
Perth retail rents to increase by up to 2.8%
This is the projected annual rental growth over the next five years.
Perth office rents to grow 7.3% annually over the next five years
The limited supply pipeline will support rental growth.
What was the largest industrial investment deal in Brisbane in Q3?
Investment volumes hit over AUD787 million during the quarter.
Seven developments to yield 90,200sqm of new industrial space in Adelaide
The latest project is expected to be completed in Q2 2026.
Melbourne CBD completes four new office projects in Q3
The projects yielded a total of 33,400sqm.
Sydney retail investment volume hits AUD873.7m in Q3
The largest transaction was the sale of Bankstown Central.