Australia Commercial Real Estate
Some Australia commercial real estate investors make private equity style real property investments.
Australia commercial real estate encompasses a wide array of Australian property types, including office buildings, apartment properties, malls, Australian shopping centers, warehouses, distribution facilities, and Australai research and development or research laboratory properties. Buildings made up of a mix of office and industrial space area are called “flex” properties. If 50 percent or more is office, the property is called “office/flex.” If less than 50 percent is office, it is called “industrial/flex.” Some Australian flex properties include research and development or laboratory space.
Most investors also consider hotels to be Australia commercial real estate, but some look at hotels as operating businesses, and lump them in with a subset of Australia commercial properties that include assisted living facilities and casinos.
With the possible exception of raw land, all Australia commercial real estate properties, including the “niche” properties, have single trait in common: They have capability of producing income, either in the form of capital gains or rental income.
Certain investors acquire real estate owning firms or stakes in such companies, rather than invest in individual properties or Australia commercial real estate debt. Another form of private equity Australia commercial real estate investing is the creation of a company, which would then invest in real property-owning companies, land properties, debt or a combination of the three.
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