Business Finance

As we head toward the end of 2025, I’ve been closely monitoring how the Sydney commercial property market is evolving, and November brings some significant developments worth discussing. The market is experiencing divergent trends across sectors; office vacancies are reaching multi-decade highs while industrial remains comparatively tight, creating distinct opportunities depending on your property strategy.

If you’re planning a commercial property development or construction project, you’ve probably heard about the recent construction industry challenges. With over 3,200 Australian construction companies entering insolvency in 2024 alone, lenders have become increasingly vigilant about the builders they’re prepared to fund. Understanding exactly what lenders look for in builder requirements can be the difference

While residential property headlines continue to dominate mainstream media, I’m witnessing something remarkable happening in Australia’s industrial property investment landscape (something my savvy clients are quietly capitalising on). What’s that? Industrial property investment has become the most sought-after asset class among institutional lenders, and for very good reasons. In my 15+ years help Australian business

We’re seeing continued strength and dynamic growth across Perth’s commercial property market as 2025 progresses. Retail and industrial sectors are leading the charge, while the office market is showing promising signs of recovery after several quieter years. Here’s what we are observing across these key segments and what it means for investors, business owners, and

Brisbane’s commercial property market is entering the 2nd half of 2025 with strong momentum and balanced growth across industrial, retail, and office sectors. I’ve been watching the south-east corridor especially closely, and the numbers tell a story of confidence, resilience, and some new opportunities on the horizon. Industrial: Southside Sets the Pace Development activity has

Melbourne’s commercial property market is making a quiet but decisive comeback to September 2025, marked by improved sentiment across office, industrial, and retail commercial premises. Having watched the latest figures and spoken with clients throughout the year, I’m seeing three key trends define the city’s commercial landscape right now. Office: Renewed Confidence and Lower Vacancies

As we move through September 2025, I’ve been closely watching how the Sydney commercial property market is evolving, and there are some important trends worth sharing. The market is shifting toward a more balanced, tenant-friendly environment—something I believe both business owner-occupiers and commercial property investors should pay close attention to. Leasing Market: Tenants Are Gaining