Industrial Property – The Flavour of the Month
IT WOULD SEEM the growth in eCommerce is creating a surge in speculative Warehouse development. And along the east coast, the volume of new space to 30 June has exceeded that for the whole of 2018.
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Why Should You Invest in Commercial Property?
“This article by BMT Tax Depreciation is important – because it simply confirms what I’ve conveyed in a number of previous articles.” Chris Lang MANY INVESTORS tend to stay within their comfort zone when it comes to investing in property. And typically, this means they merely purchase residential houses and apartments. However, investing in commercial […]
The Era of Multi-storey Industrial Development
AS INDUSTRIAL land becomes scarce and more expensive, you will begin to see more multi-story warehouses emerge. The first such major project is about to start in Revesby, in Sydney’s west. George Potter and Singapore developer Roxy-Pacific are embarking upon a $50 million project of over 8,000 m² – comprising 44 industrial and office units […]
Capital City Office Markets
THE CBD VACANCY rate for Sydney currently sits at 4.1%. And for Melbourne, it’s now at 3.8%.
As you would expect, overseas events have caused some hesitancy in the market. Plus the Sydney CBD can be rather sensitive to the global economy.
That said, recent reports show local business confidence growing – with stability seemed to return, following the recent election.
8 Key EOFY Tax Tips for Commercial Property
WITH TAX TIME upon us, you’re probably preparing to visit your accountant – to complete your annual income tax assessment.
Getting your tax in order can be an overwhelming task, but when you have a commercial investment property it can seem even more complex.
Your Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangements
BORROWING THROUGH a Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF) to acquire commercial property has been a popular and attractive strategy over recent years – due to the tax benefits, and ability to minimise personal guarantees.
Claiming Depreciation for an Industrial Warehouse
THERE HAS BEEN a rise in demand for industrial property in recent years, particularly for warehouse storage space.
This is due to the so-called ‘Amazon effect’ which has resulted in an increase in online retailers requiring the space to store, pack and send orders.
Likely Impact of the US/China Trade War on Property
ACCORDING TO JP MORGAN, the expected trade war should only shave about 0.07% of Australia’s GDP over the next couple of years.
