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kincella
24-01-2009, 11:45 AM
must be some other posters this site interested in the commercial property market....
this is old news,,,2 months...how time flys....but relevant for investors,,,

the heading says it all.....crowded houses as share market slumps

private superfunds have been active in the lower end of the market for some time now....note a couple of props, one for 1.7 mill the other for 610,000.....

well all very interesting...about 40 properties sold since sept melb cbd area only about 10 sales pm....more active than I would have thought...unusual in fact......even a medical centre in st kilda rd for 250,000....all very affordable imo

I have not looked at other sites....

http://www.realcommercial.com.au/cgi-bin/rsearch?a=d&t=com&ty=&f=20&p=10&rs=0&fmt=&header=&tenure=&keys=&cat=&sl=sold&subcat=&minlandsize=&parking=&minlease=&maxbuildsize=0&maxlease=&return=&px=&pm=&minbuildsize=0&maxlandsize=&o=features_first&c=12603051&s=vic&tm=1232758099



http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,24664909-5012926,00.html

kincella
29-01-2009, 06:41 AM
thats a massive amount for a small town...prices from 300,000 to 1 million on a return of about 5%....damn how did I miss that one....trinity sold them...
some lucky investors out there..
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Mr Castran said the success of the sale pointed to investors returning to blue chip commercial property in the current economic turmoil.

"What we are seeing is people hesitant to buy shares or park their money in the bank where they get no strong returns," Mr Castran said.

"They are using super funds to purchase quality commercial stock, especially in the $500,000 to $1 million bracket." Mr Castran said buyers were a mix of existing tenants and Melbourne investors.

He said demand had been fuelled by no further commercial subdivisions being developed in Lorne, which is above the beachfront Great Ocean Road.

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/business/story/0,,24975999-36418,00.html

jemstoky
17-05-2011, 03:34 PM
Commercial property is finally on one occasion and the spell cast by the global crisis in 2008-09 is finally wearing off, as both office and retail are back in the real estate market demand.The Jaipur is witnessing a correction in property prices amid cautious buying and oversupply.

HomesByLender
31-05-2011, 06:50 PM
Hire a professional who specializes in the type of commercial property you are marketing. They will charge a percentage of the sale price, payable at the close of escrow. In many cases, depending on the listing contract, the seller will not owe for any marketing fees paid by the real estate agent if the property does not sell.

nargosmith
20-07-2011, 04:17 PM
Months before Knight Frank reported a significant increase in property prices in London as commercial office buildings and retail face of strong buyer demand and building societies tenants.Small, who knew nothing about the market, increased lending to the sector.

Macain123
21-07-2011, 10:02 PM
In 2008 depression on economy in 2011 all the developed countries economies are progress. Now prices are increased and it impact on the real estate industry. Now in real estate industry prices increases.

evankirsten
17-09-2011, 02:19 AM
Investors can take heart from the fact that the housing market have traditionally tried to move the pace of improvement of national economic growth. Since the return current to the pre-crisis GDP growth since the third quarter of 2009.