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Australian office vacancy decreased by 0.7% over the last six months to 8.5%
Australian Vacancy: 1990-2019
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Australian CBD vacancy is lower than that of the Non-CBD
Australian CBD v Non-CBD Vacancy: 1990-2019
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Net Australian CBD and Non-CBD Vacancy Attribution – Six Months to January 2019
Vacancy July 2018 Office Supply Withdrawals Net Tenant Demand Vacancy January 2019
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Australian CBD v Non-CBD Six Monthly Net Absorption: 1990-2019
For the ninth consecutive period Australia CBD recorded positive demand;Non-CBD demand remains subdued
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The five markets with the lowest vacancy are either in NSW or VIC
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All capital markets recorded a vacancy decrease over the period,with the exception of Hobart CBD
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All capital cities recorded positive demand over the period
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CBD Vacancy Rate – Prime vs Secondary – January 2019
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Australian CBD v Non-CBD Sublease Vacancy: January 1990 to January 2019
Both Australian CBD and Non-CBD sublease vacancy decreasedover the six months to January 2019
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Australian CBD Six Monthly Gross Supply: January 1990 to January 2022
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Future Supply of CBD markets (2019-2021)
% of Current Stock 10.5% 4.0% 4.4% 3.2% 5.1% 4.0% 0.7% 0.0%
Pre-Commitment 55.1% 43.7% 0.0% 78.6% 30.3% 0.6% 0.0% 0.0%
Almost 1,000,000sqm of office space will be supplied to the Australian CBD over the next three years; half of which will be supplied to the Melbourne CBD market
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Capital Cities – Key PointsOffice Market Report January 2019
Sydney CBD Vacancy: January 1990 to January 2019
Sydney CBD recorded its lowest vacancy rate in 11 years
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Melbourne CBD Historical Net Absorption – July 1990 to January 2019
Melbourne CBD recorded more than half a million square metres of positive tenant demand over the past five years
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Withdrawals Tenant Demand Vacancy January 2019
Perth CBD Six Monthly Withdrawals – January 1990 to January 2019
Perth CBD withdrew more than 60,000sqm of office stockover the past six months, the highest on record
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Adelaide CBD Vacancy by Grade – January 2019
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Reduction to VacancyAddition to Vacancy
Future SupplyOffice Market Report January 2019
Sydney CBD Six Monthly Gross Supply: 1990-2022
Major Projects 2019 Q3 60 Martin Place – 38,600 sqm2020 Q1 10 Carrington Street (Wynyard Place) – 58,974 sqm 2020 Q2 388 George Street – 35,000 sqm
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Melbourne CBD Six Monthly Gross Supply: 1990-2022
Major Projects 2020 Q1 – 311 Spencer Street (VIC Police) – 65,000sqm2020 Q1 – 477 Collins Street (The Olderfleet) – 50,000 sqm2020 Q2 – 130 Lonsdale Street (Wesley Place) – 55,000 sqm2021 Q1 – 405 Bourke Street – 66,000 sqm
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Brisbane CBD Six Monthly Gross Supply: 1990-2022
Major Project 2019 Q3 – 300 George Street – 47,700 sqm 2021 Q3 – Midtown Centre – 42,000 sqm
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Canberra Six Monthly Gross Supply: 1990-2022
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Major Projects 2020 Q2 – Dickson Motor Registry – 13,000 sqm 2020 Q4 – Civic Quarter – 15,000 sqm2020 Q4 – Constitution Place – 12,000 sqm2020 Q4 – Block 35 Section 100 (ACT Govt) – 24,000 sqm
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Perth CBD Six Monthly Gross Supply: 1990-2022
Major Project 2019 Q2 – 240 St Georges Terrace – 37,293 sqm2019 Q2 – Central Park – 16,871 sqm
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Adelaide CBD Six Monthly Gross Supply: 1990-2022
Major Project 2019 Q3 – 10 Franklin Street (GPO Tower) – 24,500 sqm2021 Q4 – Festival Plaza – 43,636 sqm
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Darwin CBD Six Monthly Gross Supply: 1990-2022
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