Commercial sales remain steady for Brisbane fringe - report
New research from Cityscope has shown the number of commercial property sales on the Brisbane fringe has remained consistent throughout the past three months but there has been an increase in the combined total from the previous quarter.
Lendlease-managed APPF Retail has announced it will sell a 50 per cent share in Brisbane's Westfield Carindale Shopping Centre through CBRE's Simon Rooney and Colliers International's Lachlan MacGillivray.
Brisbane fringe sale numbers remain steady but sales value dips
The latest research from Brisbane Fringe Cityscope shows property sale numbers have remained steady but sales figures have decreased in the past three months.
Investors achieving sharp yields for Brisbane metro assets
Property in Upper Mount Gravatt – sold for $7.5 million – achieves record 2.73 per cent yield in climate of strong competition and shortage of investment assets.
Vicinity stakes in Corio Central and Mt Ommaney Centre sold for a combined value of $195.5 million
Vicinity Centres has announced the divestments of a 100 per cent interest in Corio Central in Victoria and a 25 per cent interest in Mt Ommaney Centre in Brisbane for a combined value of $195.5 million.
Australian office sales boom in 2019 to hit $17.9 billion, the highest on record: CBRE
Big ticket transactions result in a 50 per cent increase on the same time last year even though the number of individual sales was the lowest since 2013.
Chinese buyers in Philippines take a breather after long sprint
After four quarters of sprinting through double and triple-digit growth, Chinese buyers took a breather in the third quarter of 2019, according to Juwai Executive Chairman Georg Chmiel
Interstate buyers helping drive Perth leased investment sales - Ray White
Purchasers from interstate have helped drive recent leased investment sales across Perth as investors look to capitalize on assets under $500,000, according to Ray White Commercial.
Housing affordability back to 'square-one' as cities reach new peaks
With the property markets in Sydney and Melbourne projected to reach new peaks by the end of 2020, it’s back to ‘square one’ for housing affordability, according to RiskWise Property Research.
