Cushman & Wakefield (NYSE: CWK) has released its “Recovery Readiness: A How-to Guide for Reopening your Workplace,” a comprehensive guide for real estate tenants and landlords on reopening workplaces as stay-at-home restrictions are lifted. This follows the creation of the firm’s Recovery Readiness Task Force (RRTF) External Link and the launch of its new social distancing product Six Feet Office.
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The Industrial Market Rebalances: Opportunity Emerges for Occupiers Who Plan Ahead
The Industrial Market Rebalances: Opportunity Emerges for Occupiers Who Plan Ahead. For much of the past five years, Australia's industrial and logistics occupiers have operated in a market defined by scarcity.
Morgan Evans • July 21, 2026
The Key Benefits of Engaging a Tenant Representative
Tenant representation helps occupiers secure better lease terms, reduce risk and access off-market opportunities with expert, independent advice.
Morgan Evans • March 06, 2026
Shayher Group acquires newly transformed Sydney asset for $199m
Shayher Group has acquired a 100% freehold commercial asset in the heart of the Sydney CBD from AEW for $199 million, as local and offshore privates and institutions battle it out for safe haven investments across NSW.
Mark Hansen • January 24, 2022
Leading dealmakers, Rathgeber and Melbourne, join Cushman & Wakefield
Cushman & Wakefield today announced that it has significantly strengthened its national capital markets business with the appointment of two of Melbourne’s most prolific commercial property brokers, Nick Rathgeber and Leigh Melbourne.
Josh Cullen • February 10, 2021
Japan and Australia Remain the Most Expensive Office Fit-out Markets in Asia Pacific
Cities in Japan and Australia continue to dominate the Top 10 list of most expensive office fit-out locations in Asia Pacific, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s 2020-2021 Asia Pacific Office Fit-out Cost Guide. Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and Sydney lead the rankings, with Melbourne climbing four spots to fifth this year.
Todd Hanrahan • December 07, 2020
Flight to alternatives pushes CRE investment to new yearly high
Sustained investor appetite for alternative asset classes into Q4 2019, combined with elevated office market transactions, supported record yearly investment into Australian commercial real estate of $45.6 billion, according to Cushman & Wakefield research.
Josh Cullen • January 21, 2020
