Retail store closures lower in neighbourhood centres during COVID-19 - JLL
The latest retail survey of JLL’s managed shopping centre portfolio shows neighbourhood centres performed well during the initial COVID-19 pandemic period, supported by strong supermarket sales.
Essential service investment stands out in 'extraordinary' year - Burgess Rawson
The stability of commercial property investment, in particular essential service sectors, proved the winner during a turbulent year, according to Burgess Rawson's 2019/20 Investment Sales Report.
Nearly two-thirds of capital market deals have progressed or been completed since March - Knight Frank
Knight Frank’s Capital Market Insight August 2020 found 31 per cent of deals underway in March have now settled or are unconditional, while 34 per cent are progressing, and just under 9 per cent have been put on hold.
The Property Council of Australia's Office Market Report has revealed some consistent themes emerging across the country, according to Savills Australia.
CBRE retail data highlights resilience of supermarkets
Supermarkets, and centres anchored by supermarkets, have been revealed as the best performing retailers throughout the last quarter in a new report by CBRE.
WA commercial sales exceed $5.3 billion in 19/20 financial year - Ray White report
Ray White Commercial (WA) has tipped the state's economy to weather the COVID-19 storm and outperform other states following research showing strong exports and continued investment into infrastructure.
A new CBRE MarketView Snapshot highlights how minimal new supply entering the Perth office market in 2022 and 2023 would help absorb the impact of COVID-19, in comparison to high supply pipelines in Sydney and Melbourne.
Australian office market responding to increased business confidence but Victoria situation may prove setback - Knight Frank
New research from Knight Frank has found the number of office tenants putting leasing requirements on hold has fallen since COVID-19 took hold in Australia, although the second wave of the virus threatens to disrupt the improving confidence.
The latest CBRE APAC data centre report shows a surge in data storage and processing requirements due to increased levels of remote working through the COVID-19 pandemic.