Knight Frank: Australian Retail Investment Volumes Climb 12% to $7.5 Billion
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Updated Oct 12
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What happened
Knight Frank released its Australian Retail Review on October 12, 2026. Investment volumes in Australian retail property reached $7.5 billion in the first half of the year, marking a 12% increase compared to the same period in 2025. Annual returns for the sector reached 9.8%, supported by 5.9% income growth and 3.7% capital growth.
Why it matters
The retail sector showed resilience despite higher borrowing costs and renewed inflationary pressures. This performance is attributed to resilient consumer spending, limited new supply, and improving income growth, reinforcing retail's position as an attractive commercial property sector.
Who's involved
- Knight FrankPublished the Australian Retail Review detailing investment trends and sector resilience.
- Bank of EnglandIts monetary policy influences the property market outlook reported by Knight Frank.
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The entities involved
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Knight Frank
London based residential and commercial property consultancy firm
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