The Australian Property Report July - December 2025 23 and Brisbane’s TradeCoast precinct. With vacancy rates at a low, developers are racing to meet demand by building new facilities, although rising construction costs and scarce land are proving to be obstacles. Investors are also turning their attention to other types of commercial properties. Healthcare buildings, scientific research spaces and data centres are gaining popularity due to their stable longterm demand. Meanwhile, residential developments specifically built for renting (“build-to-rent”) are gaining traction as a response to Australia’s housing shortage. Retail property, once seen as a weak spot, is evolving, blending traditional shopping with entertainment, food and digital experiences. Landlords are embracing technology to help tenants boost their sales and connect better with shoppers. It’s shaping up to be a year of transition and new opportunities for the Commercial Property sector. Source: Australian Property Council of Australia LUMINA, 68-72 Webber Parade, Keilor East, VIC
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