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Australia's commercial real estate editorial and property advertising authority. Media releases: editorial@commercialrealestate.com.au

Joined March 2012
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The governing body of the National Rugby League has splashed out on a major hotel in Brisbane. @msccummins bit.ly/3OQUWuX

NRL-themed hotel on the way as deals hit $2b

Private developer Iris Capital and the governing body of the National Rugby League have splashed out on two major hotel and pub assets.

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A medicinal cannabis farm in Tasmania is the first of its kind to be listed for sale in Australia. bit.ly/3AsxUWW

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The market for healthcare precincts is growing exponentially in Australia, as a Sunshine Coast development is expected to fetch more than $32 million. bit.ly/3yfed27

Investors come knocking as billions of dollars pour into healthcare precincts

The market for health and medical assets is growing exponentially as billions of dollars is funnelled into large precincts.

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My oh my! Expensive long shot pays off for owners of two inner-city cafes in Melbourne. bit.ly/3R76HiA
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The single project that claimed the most awards at the NSW Architecture Awards 2022 was a “masterful” $371 million adaption. bit.ly/3ApXvjo

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Competition is ramping up between flex-spaces and commercial offices in the race to attract staff back. bit.ly/3OwVk1P

'Commercial versus co-working': Workspaces go to war

Landlords of traditional offices are going into battle against flex-space operators in a bid to bring tenants back.

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Once a desirable target, green star ratings have become an absolute necessity in new builds. bit.ly/39VpzAw

'Explosion of interest in sustainability': The lure of star performers

A high rating on certifications such as Green Star is fast becoming a must-have for new builds and older assets alike.

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Overseas investors are making a fierce comeback to Australian commercial real estate, particularly the premium office market. bit.ly/3HZ4Nwc
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A swathe of retail shops owned by the late businessman Harry Oviss have achieved a 100 per cent clearance rate at auction. bit.ly/3u5Fsep

Sixteen retail shops owned by late businessman Harry Oviss achieve 100% clearance rate

To date, more than 50 Melbourne shops have been sold by the Oviss estate.

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After a record-smashing two years, investor demand for industrial assets remains strong. Ray White Managing Director, Peter Vines, shares his insights on the changing requirements in the industrial market. commercialrealestate.com.au/…
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A civil construction company that bought and renovated a country Queensland pub for its workers is now selling the venue. bit.ly/3NekqB2
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Sydney’s first prefabricated timber hotel has been snapped up for about $30 million. @larryschles bit.ly/3tU8Tjh

Sydney's first prefab timber hotel sold for $30m

The six-level hotel in Surry Hills was built out of cross-laminated timber structure that was prefabricated off site and lowered into place by cranes.

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An historic automotive showroom has been preserved in a $90 million redevelopment in Melbourne. bit.ly/3QFWV6Q
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Are you looking to add offices to your investment portfolio? Understand what is driving many office decisions. @cbreAustralia Senior Director, Kiran Pillai, shares his insights. commercialrealestate.com.au/…
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Companies are opening regional offices to reduce their overhead costs, as regional towns and cities reap the benefits of record investment. bit.ly/3Qzylo8

'Proving extremely resilient': The regional market rises

Thanks to tree-changers, sea-changers and government investment in local areas, the regional office sector is on the up.

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Utilitarian accommodation on Tasmanian wood-chip mill site goes against the grain. bit.ly/3tLjsp8

Utilitarian accommodation on Tasmanian wood-chip mill site goes against the grain

These unpretentious units are the very antithesis of the usual hospitality luxury offerings, but have won several Tasmanian architecture awards.

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Michael Callow, Director at CG Property, believes the levels of leasing demand in the Brisbane industrial market should lead to rental growth in certain sectors through 2022, balancing any changes in interest rates. commercialrealestate.com.au/…
Now renovated and restored, the former Wool Store in Bathurst is primed to open as a luxury hotel. bit.ly/3baFiMh
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A 317-metre rainbow bridge at Perth Children's Hospital has won praise, while providing a joyful respite from the clinical world of a hospital. bit.ly/3N00x0m
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Consumer shopping behaviour has changed. Stonebridge partner Michael Collins shares his insights on the retail assets that have increased in popularity. commercialrealestate.com.au/…
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