office leasing
Thorton Group takes half a floor
THORTON Group has leased ground floor space at 182 Fullarton Rd Dulwich in Adelaide's fringe, in a deal negotiated by Colliers International. ... Full story
CPA weathers the slowdown
THE Commonwealth Property Office Fund (ASX: CPA) has delivered a solid result in the face of a slowdown in the office market. ... Full story
Juilliard secures insurer for 555 Bourke
JUILLIARD Group's recent refurbishment of the St James office and retail building at 555 Bourke St in Melbourne's CBD is paying dividends. ... Full story
Power generator switched on Martin Pl
GLOBAL power generation company, Intergen Pty Ltd, has signed a five-year lease at 39 Martin Place Sydney. ... Full story
Melbourne CBD office not all bad
DESPITE the Melbourne office market recording its highest vacancy rate in six years, demand for space remains strong, as evidenced by the 250 active enquiries totalling over 390,000 sqm of space, according to Savills. ... Full story
Sydney bucks sluggish office market
DEMAND for office space across Australia has fallen significantly, resulting in the vacancy rate rising to 8.4% at the end of second half of 2012, up from 7.8% in July 2012, according to the Property Council’s Australian Office Market Report. ... Full story
Melbourne office vacancy hits six-year high
THE Melbourne office market has recorded its highest vacancy rate in six years, rising from 5.6% to 6.9% over the six months to January 2013, according to the Property Council's Office Market Report. ... Full story
Brakes on Brisbane and Perth office markets
THE party is over for the volatile Perth and Brisbane office markets, as demand for space from the mining and resources sector abates. ... Full story
Canberra office demand remains unabated
DESPITE the office vacancy rate in Canberra increasing to 11.9% from 9.8%, demand for space remains strong, according to the Property Council Office Market Report. ... Full story
Pessimism grows in Adelaide
THE Adelaide CBD office market vacancy rate has soared from 7.7% to 9.5%, the highest level since July 2004. ... Full story







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