Perth’s industrial market is seeing action concentrated in the south
Perth’s south is rapidly developing into a prime precinct for industrial property, with an abundance of activity in the area drawing in more occupiers and leading to a chronic lack of quality industrial land.
Strong underlying fundamentals continue to cement the tailwinds for growth, says Savills
Historically low levels of available space continue to support strong rental growth rates, highlighting investor focus on structural tailwinds to drive future returns, according to leading agency Savills Australia’s latest Shed Briefing report.
Hobart’s industrial market continues to experience strong growth - Knight Frank
Hobart’s industrial sector has experienced significant growth in recent years, with demand from not only local occupiers, but increasingly from national users looking to secure space in Tasmania’s capital.
Industrial rental growth across Australia slows over Q2 - Knight Frank
Industrial vacancy across Australia’s Eastern Seaboard remains constrained, underpinning ongoing rental growth, but the rate of rental growth slowed slightly in Q2, according to the latest research from Knight Frank.
Melbourne’s pipeline of industrial stock has grown – what does this mean for landlords and tenants?
Like every industrial market around Australia, Melbourne has been experiencing the same restricted leasing conditions, with the shortage of warehouses to meet the huge demand we have seen in the market over the past few years.
Brisbane’s industrial market to be buoyed by 2032 Olympics
The upcoming 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games and associated infrastructure projects will undoubtedly be a huge positive for Brisbane in many ways, and one of the major beneficiaries will be the city’s industrial market.
Now is the time to buy industrial property in Sydney - Knight Frank
While a shortage of industrial property still exists in the Sydney market, there has been some cooling in demand in line with interest rate rises, which have impacted consumer sentiment and spending leading to a slight reduction in the space required by occupiers.
