The Haberfield lifestyle premium: not just four walls
Why do Haberfield homes command a premium? Low supply, heritage streetscapes, Italian soul, top schools, and just 6.5km from the CBD.
Why do Haberfield homes command a premium? Low supply, heritage streetscapes, Italian soul, top schools, and just 6.5km from the CBD.
RWC Queensland has launched to market a substantial industrial landholding within the tightly held Park Ridge industrial corridor, providing buyers the opportunity to secure future supply within one of SEQ’s most constrained logistics markets.
The freehold interest in the Brandon Hotel, a long-time hospitality cornerstone of the Carlton North community, has officially been sold by HTL Property’s Victorian pub brokerage team - following a highly competitive on-market EOI campaign.
RWC Queensland is seeing a clear shift in buyer behaviour across its micro industrial projects, with a growing number of purchasers under 30 entering the market.
A new residential development research report reveals the region is entering 2026 with improved policy settings and a strong development pipeline, but a critical failure to convert approvals into construction is deepening the region’s housing crisis.
RWC Retail have defied traditional market sentiment for short-leasetail medical investments, selling Ocean Family Medicine in Sippy Downs at a sharp 5.39 per cent yield.
Two premium commercial investment properties in Eight Mile Plains have sold off-market for a combined $13.1 million, setting new benchmarks for the tightly held precinct and underscoring continued investor demand despite broader economic conditions.
Commercial agents Tallon Pamenter, Josh Harris and Paul Butler of RWC Noosa & Sunshine Coast are pleased to announce the release of 21-23 Carnaby Street, Maroochydore to the market for sale via Private Treaty, with a price guide of $14,950,000 + GST
Specialist national brokerage firm, HTL Property, is proud to announce its exclusive appointment to publicly market for sale the BIG4 Bays Holiday Park.
A rare large-scale development opportunity has been launched to the market in South East Queensland’s rapidly expanding western growth corridor.
A surge in investor demand for whole apartment blocks has seen leading agents Melanie Lahoud and Breanna Skewes of Ray White Double Bay successfully transact eight apartment blocks in just four weeks.
Inheriting commercial property in the Sydney City Fringe is rarely something people plan for. Unlike inheriting a family home, commercial property often comes with unfamiliar terminology, legal obligations, tenants, leases and decisions that feel high-stakes from the outset. For many families, the biggest challenge is not deciding what to do … Read more
Student housing is reshaping Sydney’s city fringe. Why demand, yields and planning shifts are prompting owners to rethink their property strategy.
First-time commercial investor? Explore ideal city-fringe property types in Sydney, from shop-tops to industrial units and small offices.
When people talk about commercial property on the edges of the Sydney CBD, you’ll often hear the same suburbs mentioned over and over again: Surry Hills, Redfern, Chippendale, Camperdown, Pyrmont and parts of the Inner West. These areas have long been known for their character buildings, creative communities and café-lined … Read more
Petersham is one of those inner-west suburbs where neighbourhood character still drives commercial value. If you’re investing or preparing to sell, think of Petersham as a mix of two narratives: a tight, walkable village strip (Stanmore Road / Audley Street / New Canterbury Road) that supports retail, cafés and personal … Read more
Retail property in the Sydney City Fringe: insights on shop tops, restaurants/cafés and Parramatta Road exposure for city fringe investors.
Rezoning along Parramatta Road promises new homes and renewal, but heritage, infrastructure and council plans shape its future.
Discover why Glebe’s heritage charm, proximity to universities and hospital, and diverse tenancy mix make it a solid commercial property investment.
Discover why tenants like dentists, medical professionals and architects are the most stable in Sydney’s city fringe commercial property market.