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AFR - Australian Financial Property Summit
Panel I Office and industrial: What holds, what gives?

Speaking Oscar Ledlin, Founder, Ledlin Group


Nick Lenaghan, Property Editor, The Australian Financial Review
Carmel Hourigan, CEO, Office, Charter Hall
Oscar Ledlin, Founder, Ledlin Group
Vanessa Orth, MD, Investment Management, Lendlease

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AFR - Australian Financial Property Summit
Panel, 'Office and industrial: What holds, what gives?'

Speaking Oscar Ledlin, Founder, Ledlin Group



Rooftop terraces, heated outdoor areas: How the industrial sector is bringing teams back to work

Supply is limited in inner central west Sydney.

Eastern Creek, NSW, 2766

Kemps Creek, NSW, 2178

Liverpool, NSW, 2170

Marsden Park, NSW, 2765

Penrith, NSW, 2750

Sydney, NSW, 2000

Western Sydney the place to be for industrial property

Masks are a sensible option in crowded areas like shopping centres.

Businesses warn a return to work from home won’t work for them

Centrepoint in the Bourke Street Mall.

Court examines Sportsgirl’s $2.3m rent relief claim

Domain Neighbourhood South Yarra Chapel Street Photo: Greg Briggs

Rent collection levels fell 3 per cent in Victoria in December. 

'It's hard to predict': Rent collections recover in NSW, Queensland while Victoria lags

Westpac said businesses that were highly exposed to foot traffic were struggling.

Westpac warns Omicron outbreak reveals ‘multi-speed’ economy

Ravinder Singh has had to close restaurants because of staff shortages.

‘We can’t keep going like this’: Retailers struggle to survive Omicron wave

Sydney CBD. Friday 10th May 2019. photo: Ryan Stuart

The Sydney CBD continues to be a key destination for companies as workers head back into the office under a hybrid working model. 

How the commercial real estate sector will evolve to support hybrid workplaces of the future

An Asian investor paid $20.15 million for 27-33 Goulburn Street in Haymarket.

Asian investment remains 'very strong' in Sydney despite COVID-19 outbreak

Cafes in Paris have spilled out even further onto the streets as Covid restrictions limit the numbers of diners allowed indoors.

Sep 01, 2025 | Sue Williams

Rooftop terraces, heated outdoor areas: How the industrial sector is bringing teams back to work

Aug 14, 2024 | Kirstan Ross

Western Sydney is a growing hub for industrial property, boasting 'significant transformation'

Jul 11, 2022 | Emma Koehn and Paul Sakkal

Businesses warn a return to work from home won’t work for them

Jun 01, 2022 | Simon Johanson

Court examines Sportsgirl’s $2.3m rent relief claim

Jan 27, 2022 | Sue Williams

'It's hard to predict': Rent collections recover in NSW, Queensland while Victoria lags

Jan 25, 2022 | Clancy Yeates

Westpac warns Omicron outbreak reveals ‘multi-speed’ economy

Jan 24, 2022 | Dominic Powell and Simon Johanson

‘We can’t keep going like this’: Retailers struggle to survive Omicron wave

Dec 01, 2021 | Sue Williams

How the commercial real estate sector will support hybrid workplaces

Sep 22, 2021 | Allison Worrall

Asian investment remains 'very strong' in Sydney despite COVID-19 outbreak

Sep 17, 2021 | Stuff.Co.NZ

Auckland eyes up Paris-style street dining, as experts predict 'long-term' restrictions