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Sep 23, 2025

Commercial Commentary September 2025

All the economic commentary lately is centred around the geopolitical climate and its effects on all aspects of everyday life. Between the volatile nature of the world’s nations reacting to the on aga

May 15, 2025

Commercial Property Investment

As we move through 2025, the commercial property market is responding to evolving economic conditions, particularly shifts in interest rates. While higher rates present challenges, they also unlock op

Feb 13, 2025

Deductible Property Maintenance

As property investors begin to enter the market again, it is timely to look at the deductibility rules on repairs to a property. The tax rules say that eligible repairs are deductible where there i

Nov 25, 2024

November Commercial Commentary

Recent data from CoreLogic highlights the pressure being felt in the commercial and industrial sectors. Year end sales to June indicate $5.32 billion which appears significant but when compared to the

Oct 21, 2024

October Commercial Commentary

As we navigate the evolving landscape of the market, recent developments in the Official Cash Rate (OCR) have sparked renewed interest among businesses and property owners alike. Following two consecu

May 29, 2024

Where To From Here?

2024 continues to amble along into the second quarter. Sales in 2023 were at the lowest dollar value since 2015. Prospects for this year and into 2025 are improving as interest rates stabilise and

Feb 16, 2024

Is 2024 Starting To Turn The Corner?

Say goodbye to 2023, which according to many commentators had the worst commercial sales in nearly 30 years. Buyers were nervous with the cost of living and rising inflation, with high interest rat

Nov 24, 2023

Gearing Ratios

Apologies to the motorheads out there, but this is the financial ratio used to compare the owner’s equity (capital) or asset values to the debt borrowed. The debt-to-equity ratio is a cru