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Feb 6, 2026
Scarcity, Stability and Strength: Hobart’s office market defies national trends.
Hobart continues to deliver the strongest capital city office market performance in Australia, leading the country for the sixth consecutive year. According to the Property Council of Australia’s Office Market Report (February 2026), Hobart’s vacancy rate sits at just 5.2%, up slightly from 3.6% last year yet still materially tighter than every other capital city…
At its first board meeting of the year, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) raised the official cash rate by 25 basis points to 3.85%. This was the first rate increase since late 2023 and followed stronger-than-expected inflation data and robust economic activity in late 2025. The Bank’s decision was unanimous and based on concerns…
High Performing Dubbo Real Estate Duo, Brentley Goodwin and Rebecca Allatt Join Elders Real Estate
Elders Real Estate has welcomed one of Dubbo’s most established and respected real estate professionals, Brentley Goodwin, who has officially joined the Elders Real Estate Dubbo team alongside Assistant Agent, Rebecca Allatt. Born and raised in Dubbo, Brentley is widely recognised for his deep local knowledge, consistent results and genuine, people first approach to real…
Smart Commercial Spaces: What Small Business Owners Should Look For in 2026
If there’s one word that sums up commercial property demand in Australia in 2026, it’s ‘adaptability’. After several years of rapid social and economic shifts, remote work, cost pressures, sustainability expectations and evolving consumer behaviour, small business owners are more intentional than ever about the spaces they occupy. They’re not just looking for square metres;…
Across Australia in 2026, rural and regional living continues to shine for lifestyle-minded homeowners, investors and families seeking value outside the major cities. While capital city markets grapple with high prices, rental pressures and affordability challenges, regional and rural areas remain appealing for a mix of reasons that go far beyond cost alone. In fact,…
