

As we move through the second half of 2025, the Gold Coast commercial property market continues to demonstrate strength, adaptability, and enduring growth potential. Investor confidence remains high across key sectors, supported by sustained population growth, infrastructure upgrades, and the region’s strong economic fundamentals.
Retail and industrial properties continue to lead the way Retail is seeing robust leasing activity, underpinned by a resilient consumer market and steady tourism numbers, particularly during the winter peak The Gold Coast’s expanding population and visitor appeal are driving foot traffic and retail spending, creating new opportunities for both tenants and investors.
On the industrial front, demand remains elevated due to ongoing growth in e-commerce, logistics, and warehousing requirements With limited supply and strategic positioning between Brisbane and the southern border, industrial assets are achieving competitive yields and low vacancy rates.
More broadly, the commercial market is being buoyed by transformational infrastructure projects, including transport corridor expansions, precinct revitalisations, and urban density planning These initiatives are reshaping business districts and positioning the Gold Coast as a compelling destination for long-term investment.