Australia
Sydney industrial take-up above 10-year quarterly average for eighth consecutive quarter
Occupier activity totalled 230,800sqm in Q1.
Sydney industrial take-up above 10-year quarterly average for eighth consecutive quarter
Occupier activity totalled 230,800sqm in Q1.
Canberra office vacancy rate hits 14-year low of 5.5% in Q1
Net absorption reached a total of 12,600sqm during the quarter.
Melbourne CBD office vacancy slips 0.2ppts to 14.8% in Q1
The city recorded negative net absorption during the quarter.
Brisbane industrial demand below 10-year quarterly average
Occupier demand was at 108,400sqm in Q1.
Sydney net office absorption drops to -8,900sqm in Q1
Blame it on major occupiers vacating their offices.
Perth CBD office vacancy rate up 0.6ppts to 19.7% in Q1
New office stock completions drove vacancies up.
Australia’s 2022 retail property investment unlikely to surpass 2021 levels
Investments this year are likely to be more “tactical”.
How much new industrial supply is in the pipeline for Melbourne?
In the West precinct alone, 289,900 sqm of stock could be delivered in 2Q22.
Here’s a rundown of how Melbourne industrial rents fared in Q1
Rents in the South East precinct grew 7.9% to AUD109 per sqm per annum.
Melbourne industrial occupier activity up 14.4% in Q1
The West precinct is driving demand in the city.
Which Australian retail subsectors will outperform the market this year?
JLL provides a lowdown on different subsectors’ expected performances in 2022.
Australia retail property investment hits a record AUD13.4b in 2021
This is three times higher than 2020 levels.
Why Australia’s healthcare real estate investments are gaining momentum
The country’s high population growth forecasts are one of the key factors.
Sydney, Melbourne industrial markets driven by strong pre-lease activity
Pre-leasing accounted for 95% and 62% of take-up in Sydney and Melbourne, respectively.
Australian office vacancy rates record improvements in Q1
Sub-lease vacancy fell 1.7% in Sydney CBD and 2.6% in Melbourne CBD.
How much of Brisbane’s vacant office spaces are truly lettable?
Vacancy rates hit 14.9% in Q1, not far from the relatively high 10-year average of 14.3%.
Why the Australian residential market is attractive to Singaporean investors
Houses and apartments recorded an average 6.8% and 21.9% year-on-year capital growth, respectively.