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Q1 2026 Property Market Review: Where Australia Stands and What Comes Next

As the first quarter of 2026 wraps up, the Australian property market finds itself in a fascinating position. It’s not booming in the way we’ve seen in past cycles, but it’s certainly not declining either. Instead, what the latest data from Cotality shows is a market that is resilient, evolving, and increasingly complex, with different…

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Tasmanian Commercial Market Wrap – March 2026

Tasmania’s commercial property market recorded solid transactional activity throughout March, with a diverse mix of retail, industrial, office and development site sales across the state. Activity was particularly concentrated in the northern markets, while southern industrial precincts continued to record consistent demand from both investors and owner-occupiers. Industrial assets again featured prominently, with strong owner-occupier…

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From Growth to Income: Why Australian Investors Are Turning to Regional Commercial Property

For decades, Australian property investment has been built on a simple idea: buy, hold, and let capital growth do the heavy lifting. But in 2026, that mindset is shifting, and quite rapidly. Instead of chasing long-term price gains, more investors are now prioritising something far more immediate and measurable: strong, reliable passive income. And that…

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Tasmanian Commercial Market Wrap – Summer 2026

Tasmania’s commercial property market recorded strong and diverse transactional activity across the summer period. Industrial assets once again dominated activity, particularly across the Greater Hobart industrial precincts of Cambridge, Glenorchy, Derwent Park and Moonah, while the Launceston and Invermay industrial markets continued to record steady demand from both investors and owner-occupiers. Retail investment properties also…

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Scarcity, Stability and Strength: Hobart’s office market defies national trends.

Hobart continues to deliver the strongest capital city office market performance in Australia, leading the country for the sixth consecutive year. According to the Property Council of Australia’s Office Market Report (February 2026), Hobart’s vacancy rate sits at just 5.2%, up slightly from 3.6% last year yet still materially tighter than every other capital city…

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Smart Commercial Spaces: What Small Business Owners Should Look For in 2026

If there’s one word that sums up commercial property demand in Australia in 2026, it’s ‘adaptability’. After several years of rapid social and economic shifts, remote work, cost pressures, sustainability expectations and evolving consumer behaviour, small business owners are more intentional than ever about the spaces they occupy. They’re not just looking for square metres;…

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2026 Property Outlook: What Australian Property Owners Should Know

As we enter 2026, Australia’s property market remains a picture of resilience and transition. After a prolonged period of slower movements, recent data shows that dwelling values are climbing again in most capital cities and many regional centres. But the drivers of growth are more nuanced than simply “prices rising” with affordability pressures, rental tightness,…

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The spark for Tasmania’s next investment wave

Tasmania’s Decade of Nation-Scale Infrastructure Investment Tasmania is entering a transformative decade, driven by coordinated, nation-scale investment in energy, industry, and experience. Four landmark projects; the Robbins Island Wind Farm, Bell Bay Powerfuels e-fuels plant, Marinus Link, and the newly approved Macquarie Point Stadium are shaping a future of long-term economic growth and resilience across the state.…

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Tasmanian Commercial Market Wrap – November 2025

November was another active month across Tasmania’s commercial property market, with sales recorded in all major regions and across a diverse mix of sectors. Buyer demand remained broad, with both local and interstate investors pursuing long-leased retail and industrial assets, while owner-occupiers continued to drive depth in the sub-$2 million segment. The South continued to…

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The 2025 Commercial Market Wrap: Resilience, Repositioning and Regional Strength

Australia’s commercial property market has demonstrated remarkable resilience through the 2025 financial year, recording approximately $60 billion in transaction volumes*, consistent with 2024. This stability reflects a maturing investment landscape, where liquidity remains strong and investor confidence is buoyed by a broadening buyer base, recalibrated asset values, and sectoral strength across industrial, retail, and regional…

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Elders accelerates network expansion in Central Queensland with the acquisition of Pat O’Driscoll Real Estate and Knight Frank Rockhampton

Elders has strengthened its real estate network in Central Queensland with the acquisition of two established local businesses and the launch of Elders Commercial Rockhampton, marking a significant step in the company’s plan to build a connected commercial hub across the region. The move brings the respected teams, led by Pat O’Driscoll and Neale Crow,…

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Tasmanian Commercial Market Wrap – October 2025

October was another strong month for Tasmania’s commercial property market, with transaction activity spanning industrial, retail, office, and development assets. Buyer demand remained resilient, led by local and interstate private investors, while large-scale institutional activity underscored confidence in Tasmania’s ongoing commercial growth. The South recorded the highest level of sales activity, highlighted by the sale…

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