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Halfway through 2026, Tasmania’s commercial property market is telling a clear story: more deals are getting done, prices are holding steady on the year, and the centre of activity remains firmly in the South. After a solid 2025, the first six months of 2026 have brought a genuine lift in transaction activity across the state’s…
Read moreJune rounded out the financial year with a year high of 33 transactions across Tasmania’s commercial property market. Sales spanned all sectors, while buyer demand was largely drawn from local owner-occupiers, developers and interstate investors across all three regions. The South again recorded the highest volume of activity, with notable depth across the industrial, development site and retail sectors. Development land was a particular feature, headlined by the 5–9…
Read moreMay recorded strong and diverse transactional activity across Tasmania’s commercial property market, with sales spanning retail, industrial, office, development site, hospitality and medical sectors. Buyer demand remained broad, with local investors, owner-occupiers and interstate parties all active across the South, North and North West regions. The South again led the state in transaction volume, particularly across the retail and industrial sectors.…
Read moreApril delivered a dynamic month across Tasmania’s commercial property market, with transactions recorded state wide. Sales activity spanned most property sectors, reflecting broad buyer demand from both local and interstate purchasers. The South recorded the highest volume of activity, with industrial, retail, office and development site transactions across Greater Hobart and surrounds. Standout sales included…
Read moreTasmania’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…
Read moreTasmania’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…
Read moreHobart 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…
Read moreTasmania’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.…
Read moreNovember 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…
Read moreOctober 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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