Welcome to the May 2008 edition of Commercial Review

Each month we aim to deliver to you the most relevant and up-to-date information to help you make informed decisions about Commercial property.

Rents are holding up despite a national decline in investment sales in the first quarter of 2008. Although nervous investors are taking a 'wait-and-see' approach, rents stack up as both CBD and metropolitan vacancy rates remain tight, according to Colliers International’s latest metropolitan office market research.>More
A new commercial development near Gulf Harbour’s marina will open its doors next month. North Shore development company Hughes & Tuke is putting the finishing touches to Gulf Harbour Plaza, the first new commercial development in the area for nearly a decade.>More
Brisbane City Council has dealt a blow to Sydney developer Meriton's first foray into the Queensland capital by rejecting the design of a 76-storey tower the Lord Mayor describes as "absolutely appalling".>More
The estate of multi-millionaire developer Peter Rand is proving to be a pot of gold. Valued at around $20 million when Mr Rand died in 1997, the estate has yielded $32.44 million in property sales alone this year.>More
Lane Cove is emerging as a location of choice for large industrial occupiers, including Harley Davidson.>More
It's a prime piece of real estate but the $700 million question is -- what should be built over the Jolimont rail yards? >More
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Past Issues

April 2008
March 2008
February 2008
January 2008