Market reports

The Brisbane CBD vacancy rate remains comparatively low at 10.2%, outperforming other CBD markets across Australia. This is, however, a 0.7% increase from July 24 figures. This resilience is attributed to increased demand for prime-grade office space and the withdrawal of secondary-grade stock.

The Sydney CBD office market has experienced an increase in overall vacancy rates, now up at 12.8% from 11.6% in July 24, which remains above the 10-year average. This increase is attributed to an influx of new supply.

This video update offers a snapshot of current trends in the retail leasing landscape across Australia and New Zealand from the tenant perspective.

This video update offers a snapshot of current trends in the industrial leasing landscape across Australia and New Zealand from the tenant perspective.

This video update offers a snapshot of current trends in the industrial leasing landscape across Australia and New Zealand.

This video update offers a snapshot of current trends in the retail leasing landscape across Australia and New Zealand.

Melbourne's office workers continue to trail behind the rest of the country in returning to the CBD, driving the vacancy rate up from 16.6% in January 2024 to 18.0% in July 2024.

Adelaide CBD office vacancy has decreased from 19.3% to 17.5%, with Melbourne now taking the lead for the highest vacancy rate. New building vacancy remains low at just 1%, while prime A-grade vacancy is 20.2%, and secondary vacancy stands at 16.5%.