Rhys Tarling

Reporter

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Rhys is an experienced journalist, nearing a decade of experience in publishing. He has previously written for The West Australian and The Sunday Times features: West Real Estate, New Homes, and Outdoor Explorer. Rhys' repertoire also includes music and film, previously writing for X-Press Magazine and Screen Rant. He was also Associate Editor of Edith Cowan University's Dircksey Magazine.
June property trends

Australian real estate listings buoyed by winter warmers in Brisbane and Sydney

Brisbane, Canberra, and Sydney were the winter warmers that pushed typically subdued winter listings into near positive territory.
industrial property demand

Saying no to renting, why industrial owner occupiers are on the rise

The demand for industrial facilities continues to grow, driven by the requirement for businesses to secure a permanent base of operations. 
Industrial values hold strong

Industrial real estate: Values now on par with pre-rate hike times

The industrial property sector proves its mettle as average national prime industrial values increase from Q1 to Q2.
Wellington Brisbane

Ground floor of “The Wellington” sold for $12.5 million

According to Colliers, the sale is a sign that Asian capital is moving to Brisbane ahead of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games.

Returns in commercial property expected to rise from 2024

Momentum is expected to pick up when the central banks signal the peak of the rate hike cycle has passed.

Salter Brothers acquires luxury Adelaide Hotel

Salter Brothers, one of the region’s most active hotel investors, has acquired the Sofitel Adelaide Hotel for approximately $154,000,000. 
NHFIC delivers apartments

NHFIC helps deliver more apartments for over 55s in Melbourne

The $76.7 million project will see the redevelopment of 69 self-contained independent units to allow for 152 independent living apartments.

Perth medical centre sold for $6 million

A medical centre in Perth’s southern suburbs has been snapped up by the Tseriotis family to the tune of $6 million.

How Australians are coping with the rising cost of living

Lighting, heating, and cooling are the areas Aussies are scrimping the most, to help bring down energy bills.

Quality construction, and costly retrofitting found to be hurdles toward more efficient homes

The RMIT report points out that Australia has 10 million existing homes and most have poor energy and thermal performance

Top Articles

PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards honour Australia’s finest as luxury development takes centre stage

Sterling Global led the winners as 19 organisations were recognised at the 2026 PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards.

‘Will you still be here in five years?’: How trust is rewriting the new-home buyer ...

Why trust, transparency and financial certainty are reshaping Australia's new-home market.

Sydney still offers strong investment opportunities for property investors

Sydney still offers investors strong opportunities, with Hotspotting’s Tim Graham naming five Greater Sydney LGAs primed for future price growth.