A high-profile retail property at 301 Weyba Road, Noosaville has been sold for $2.15 million, with strong buyer interest driven by its strategic location and future redevelopment potential. The property is tenanted by popular restaurant Mr Jones and Me.
A boutique industrial development at 86 Quanda Road, Coolum Beach has officially sold out off the plan, with all six units purchased prior to completion and titles, achieving a combined sales result of $10,317,750.
A highly sought-after opportunity for investors or owner occupiers has hit the market, with the exclusive listing of a premium freehold food-production facility at 23 Lysaght Street, Coolum Beach, with expectations of achieving over $5 million.
A tiny and highly recognisable piece of Hastings Street real estate has changed hands, with the standalone 8sqm kiosk at 8/18 Hastings Street selling for $1.105 million through RWC Noosa & Sunshine Coast.
When selling a business, timing and preparation are everything. Businesses that are systemised and have transparent financials often generate better results.
Being deeply embedded in the Sunshine Coast community provides Commercial Property Consultant Alanna Shapland with a rare level of insight and relatability.
By Leteicha Wilson – Commercial Property Management BDE, RWC. Tenant retention has always been a key factor in maintaining a profitable commercial property portfolio, but as we step into 2025, it’s more critical than ever. With increasing competition, rising costs, and shifting tenant expectations, landlords must prioritise retention strategies to … Read more
Step inside a modern industrial shed today and it’s a world away from the four-walled grey storage spaces of the past. Polished concrete floors replace dusty slabs, natural light floods through opening windows and high-end finishes offer a sleek, professional feel. The industrial shed has been reimagined. Built to impress … Read more
RWC Noosa and Sunshine Coast agent Josh Harris has had a last-minute call up to participate in New Zealand’s Kathmandu Coast to Coast race.
As we lead into summer, commercial property investors should be taking proactive steps to safeguard their assets against the risks of extreme weather, such as wild storms and dry conditions.