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Parkes Special Activation Precinct Release 1B Development Opportunity

The Regional Growth NSW Development Corporation (RGDC) is inviting Expressions of Interest for industrial development land within the Parkes Special Activation Precinct Release 1B.

13/11/2026

Melbourne property market enters new phase as investors target value amid uncertainty

Melbourne's property market offers new opportunities as asset values fall, offshore capital grows and investors target quality assets amid uncertainty.

Jess Freeman • 11/11/2026

Mortgagee sale brings 105-lot residential development site to market in Farley

Approved 105-lot residential development site in Farley hits the market in a mortgagee sale, offering 11.34ha of land in Maitland's growing housing market.

Jess Freeman • 10/11/2026

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Chapel Street retail property hits market for first time in 70 years

South Yarra retail property hits the market for the first time in 70 years, offering investors established income amid Chapel Street's redevelopment.

Jess Freeman • 03/11/2026

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Rare Rose Bay Village Shop Heads to Auction

Rose Bay retail shop heads to auction with $2m+ expectations, offering investors secure rental income and owner-occupiers future flexibility.

Jess Freeman • 03/11/2026

Childcare Investors chase scarcity as demand outruns supply

Purpose-built Lalor childcare centre hits the market with a long-term lease and over $400,000 in annual net income, as investors target defensive assets.

Jess Freeman • 02/11/2026

$22.5m Goodlife Carina Heights sale sets new benchmark for QLD gym property

Goodlife Health Clubs' Carindale property sells for $22.5m in one of QLD's largest single-tenanted gym transactions, highlighting strong investor demand.

Jess Freeman • 02/11/2026

Window of choice narrows for industrial occupiers as vacancy tightens from 2027

Australia's industrial vacancy is set to fall from 2027, reaching 2.2% in 2029 as tight supply pushes occupiers to rethink property strategies.

Jess Freeman • 01/11/2026

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Australia’s Living Sector Tops Investor Wish List, but Supply Constraints Threaten Growth

Australia's living sector is the top choice for investors, but feasibility, planning delays and limited supply continue to constrain growth.

Jess Freeman • 28/10/2026

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