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  The average home across Australia has reached $1 million, according to new data released today. According to the latest figures by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), the value of Australia’s residential properties rose by $130.7 billion to $11.4 trillion in the March quarter 2025. This pushed the national mean price of residential property to $1,002,500. ABS head of finance statistics, Dr Misha Tan, said that Western Australia, South Australia and Queensland were the “main drivers of the rise, with Queensland reaching the second highest mean price in Australia, behind New South Wales”.  However, Dr Tan noted: “Despite the quarterly rise in national dwelling value, annual growth in the March quarter slowed to 5.9%. This was down from 9.5% in March quarter 2024”.  To read more, click here-  https://www.forbes.com/advisor/au/personal-finance/property-market-update/

 The commercial property market is showing clear signs of recovery. Retail is picking up pace with more people shopping, lower vacancy rates, and increased demand from investors. Shopping strips and local centres are doing especially well as foot traffic returns. Rents are also rising as confidence grows in the retail space. On the other hand, the industrial sector remains steady with stable demand, low vacancy rates, and consistent leasing activity. While new industrial developments have slowed down, this has helped keep rental prices strong. Overall, retail is on the rise and industrial continues to perform steadily as the market regains balance. To know more, click here-  https://www.commercialproperty2sell.com.au/blog/2025/06/commercial-property-market-recovery-retail-up.php

 Sydney's rising house prices have long been a thorn in the side of prospective buyers, given that the most expensive city in the country has experienced sustained growth over the past 25 years. A new Domain report suggests that trend is set to continue, with the median house price in Sydney forecast to rise by 7 per cent in the 2025-26 financial year. The record-high $1.83 million median price tag is inhibitive to most, considering national median earnings are $67,600, as per Australian Bureau of Statistics data. To read more, click here-  https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-06-20/sydney-property-prices-on-the-rise-prospective-buyers-react/105437154

 Ecommerce in Australia is growing fast and changing the way people shop. More customers now prefer buying online because it is easy and saves time. Mobile shopping is getting more popular, with many using their phones to browse and buy. Australian businesses are also focusing on fast delivery and easy returns to keep customers happy. Eco friendly packaging and local products are in demand as people care more about the planet. With new payment options and better online security, shopping online is becoming safer and smoother. The future of ecommerce in Australia looks bright with more smart and user friendly tools. Know more-  https://www.business2sell.com.au/blogs/evaluation/the-future-of-ecommerce-in-australia-key-trends

 Smart buildings are changing the way commercial tenancies work by offering more comfort, control and savings. These buildings use smart systems to manage lighting, temperature, security and energy use, which helps lower costs and improve the experience for tenants. Businesses are now looking for office spaces that support remote access, better air quality and real time data on how the space is used. This makes smart buildings more attractive and competitive in the rental market. Tenants also benefit from improved safety features and easier building management. As technology keeps growing, more landlords are upgrading their spaces to keep up. Smart buildings are quickly becoming the new standard, shaping the future of commercial leasing and how people work every day. Read more-  https://www.commercialproperty2sell.com.au/blog/2025/05/how-smart-buildings-are-affecting-commercial-.php