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The Melbourne hotel sector is ready to meet future tourism demand from local and overseas travellers, with a strong supply of new hotels on or coming to the market over the next two years, according to findings from the latest M3 Property research report. The report, Melbourne Hotels Insight (May 2025), analyses Melbourne’s hotel market …
Queensland’s property market gained traction in H2 2024. Brisbane’s office sector recorded $1.07B in sales as yields stabilised and leasing momentum improved. Industrial transactions picked up to $1.7B with rents lifting 11.7% and signs the yield cycle is bottoming out. Retail saw $1.76B in deals, led by stronger private and institutional interest. Residential remained undersupplied, …
South Australia’s property market held firm through H2 2024. Industrial rental growth continued off the back of tight vacancy, with pre-leased builds remaining key. Office vacancy eased to 16.4%, underpinned by strong CBD absorption, even though yields softened. Healthcare activity was limited but saw higher-value transactions. Retail bounced back with $1.1B in deals, especially in …
New South Wales’ property market showed mixed momentum through H2 2024. Sydney office transactions doubled to $3.4B as yields stabilised and offshore capital dominated. Industrial recorded $3.8B in sales as demand shifted to Sydney’s western suburbs, though yields softened and rental growth moderated. Retail saw a resurgence with $3.8B in deals, led by private investors …
Victoria’s property market remained active through H2 2024, despite macroeconomic headwinds. Industrial saw $4.07B in transactions, driven by offshore and private capital, even though rental growth plateaued. Office vacancies in Melbourne’s CBD reached 18%, with incentives remaining heightened and investor activity cautious. Retail recorded $2.05B in sales, with strong demand for sub-regional assets and signs …
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