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Brisbane MarketBeat Reports

08/04/2024

Cushman & Wakefield’s Brisbane MarketBeat reports analyse quarterly economic and commercial real estate activity including supply, demand and pricing trends at the market and submarket levels.

Learn more about our local markets and property types by downloading our most recent Brisbane MarketBeat reports below.

CURRENT MARKETBEATS

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BRISBANE CBD OFFICE REPORT

With limited suitable space options, Brisbane CBD experienced rental growth in Q1, driving average gross face rental growth of 1.8% over the quarter. The flight to quality continues, with prime 12-month net absorption at 58,700 sqm, while in the secondary market 12-month net absorption was -42,300 sqm.

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BRISBANE METRO OFFICE REPORT

2023 saw only 19,700sqm sqm of office space come online from the completion of 31 Duncan Street in Q1. 895 Ann Street was scheduled to be finished in Q2 2023, however, this was delayed to Q2 of 2024. Also in the pipeline is the refurbishment of the 30 Little Crib Street in Milton completing in Q1 2025.

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Brisbane Industrial Report

Brisbane continues to post the highest rate of rental growth nationally, reflecting the continued misbalance between supply and demand. Supply is increasing, yet of the supply under construction, just over 50% is committed.

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FEATURED INSIGHTS

Office Fit Out Cost Guide 2024
Insights • Workplace

Office Fit Out Cost Guide

Explore our Office Fit Out Cost Guide to budget and plan your workspace transformation in the Asia Pacific region effectively. Start optimizing your office today!
Dominic Brown • 19/03/2024
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Insights

Build To Rent in Australia

This paper endeavours to give a high-level summary of the BTR sector in Australia. It highlights key areas of the residential investment landscape, as well as potential synergies from a greater presence of BTR and institutional investment.
Sean Ellison • 05/04/2023
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Insights

Child Care Investment Market

Australia’s childcare centre market is poised for growth in 2023, with increased government investment, growth in the nation’s younger population and expected industry consolidation creating a positive outlook for the asset class, new research shows.
Jake McKinnon • 16/03/2023

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