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There is a common misconception that mortgage brokers may no longer a valuable asset to a borrower and have been made redundant by modern...

Overall searches to buy and lease commercial property slowed over week ending May 24 2021, but remain well above 2020 levels. For-Sale...

Rents on the Rise: Time to Invest? According to new report from Domain rents are on the rebound across the country.

In an era where the CBD may not be as popular with office workers, investors can find good opportunities in suburban office spaces.

From all of us here at CapStack we thank you for working with us in what was an incredibly challenging year. May 2021 be our best year yet!

Investors continue to pour money into industrial sector as social-distancing pushes consumers to ecommerce and keeps them out of the office

Employment activity, vaccines, cheap capital and excess liquidity bode well for a solid 2021 for commercial property. Read on!

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 0.10%.

We take a look at Cold Storage and explore the reasons behind this sector’s growth, and where the future opportunities in this space are.

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has cut the official cash rate from 0.25% to a new record low of 0.10%.

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 0.25 per cent. Read on!

For the third week in a row 'for sale' & 'for lease' search volumes have increased on realcommercial.com.au.

In a time of unprecedented challenges for the commercial property industry some asset classes have managed to maintain stability.

Residual Stock finance allows developers to access capital tied-up or ‘trapped’ in unsold units within their development projects.

Student housing development applications have seen no let up, with strong confidence in the sector remaining throughout the pandemic.

Many first time investors are looking to get into the commercial property industry. Here are some of things investors should keep in mind.

Which sectors are faring best in a COVID-19 world? According to REA Group chief economist Nerida Conisbee, and as published by ...

In a COVID 19 world more hotel guests will demonstrate a preference for convenient, frictionless experiences.

According to the Property Council Australia's latest report, these cities currently have the historically tight office market vacancy rates.