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Melbourne commercial property: NAB branch quickly back on the market - Vimarsana News

Melbourne commercial property: NAB branch quickly back on the market

Vicland developer Bill McNee is flipping the NAB branch on the corner of Toorak Road and Chapel Street, just weeks after he settled on the high-profile property.

Commercial property: Property developers eye 'Silicon Yarra' hotspot - Vimarsana News

Commercial property: Property developers eye 'Silicon Yarra' hotspot

High-tech hotspot Cremorne is poised for a new wave of development, with two substantial properties worth nearly $100 million hitting the market.

Melbourne commercial real estate: Owner-occupiers snap up offices while investors sit on hands - Vimarsana News

Melbourne commercial real estate: Owner-occupiers snap up offices while investors sit on hands

During a lean year for commercial property transactions, owner-occupiers have muscled into the metro office market, buying empty buildings from private investors unwilling to spend money on upgrades.

Melbourne commercial real estate: Owner-occupiers snap up offices while investors sit on hands - Vimarsana News

Melbourne commercial real estate: Owner-occupiers snap up offices while investors sit on hands

During a lean year for commercial property transactions, owner-occupiers have muscled into the metro office market, buying empty buildings from private investors unwilling to spend money on upgrades.

Source: smh.com.au
Melbourne commercial real estate: Owner-occupiers snap up offices while investors sit on hands - Vimarsana News

Melbourne commercial real estate: Owner-occupiers snap up offices while investors sit on hands

During a lean year for commercial property transactions, owner-occupiers have muscled into the metro office market, buying empty buildings from private investors unwilling to spend money on upgrades.