Industry leadership

The future of property is no longer defined solely by location, but by adaptability. Across commercial, retail, and industrial sectors, assets that can evolve with changing behaviours, technologies, and tenant expectations will outperform static, single-purpose environments.

Retail precincts are increasingly becoming destinations rather than transactional spaces. The most successful centres are blending hospitality, wellness, entertainment, and convenience into a more layered customer experience, creating reasons to visit beyond purchasing alone.

In commercial property, flexibility has shifted from a perk to an expectation. Businesses are seeking environments that support culture, collaboration, and wellbeing, while still allowing operational agility. Buildings that deliver meaningful experiences, seamless technology, and strong amenity are becoming long-term competitive advantages.

News

Second Ovest Industrial Fund launch

Realside has launched Ovest Industrial Fund No. 2, targeting build-to-own industrial developments across major cities, offering investors development upside, long-term income and a 14% IRR target.

The contrarian story in property right now

Realside takes a counter-cyclical approach to commercial property, targeting discounted assets during market downturns and focusing on strong fundamentals, income resilience and long-term value creation.

Vicinity sells suburban Perth shopping centre To Realside

Realside has acquired Maddington Central from Vicinity for $107 million and is seeking equity investors, highlighting strong yield potential and redevelopment optionality across the centre’s large landholding.

How to invest in retail and avoid the challenges of a consumer downturn

Realside sees opportunity in sub-regional retail centres, where repriced assets, strong yields and large under-utilised land parcels create attractive investment and redevelopment potential despite retail sector headwinds.

How to invest in retail and avoid the challenges of a consumer downturn

Realside sees opportunity in sub-regional retail centres, where repriced assets, strong yields and large under-utilised land parcels create attractive investment and redevelopment potential despite retail sector headwinds.

South32 skyscraper renamed Palace Tower

108 St Georges Terrace will be renamed Palace Tower, referencing its Gold Rush history, as Lendlease and Realside invest $10 million upgrading the A-grade office to attract a new anchor tenant.

Realside lodges DA for Greenwich residential project

Realside has submitted a DA to Lane Cove Council to convert 170 Pacific Highway, Greenwich into a ten-storey over-55s residential development, emphasising adaptive reuse and sustainability.

Four keys to optimising value in commercial real estate investment

Commercial property value comes from strategic investment, strong income, ESG integration and risk management. Active asset management, sustainable improvements and resilient planning help investors enhance performance and protect value across market cycles.

Leadership

Realside welcomes Linda Rudd as a director and partner

Linda Rudd joined Realside as Director and Partner, bringing 17 years’ real estate experience from Knight Frank to strengthen the firm’s commercial property investment strategy and portfolio growth.

Realside announces senior appointment as Greg Linklater joins the team

Realside appoints Greg Linklater, bringing 23+ years’ global real estate investment experience across transactions, funds and asset management. His expertise strengthens Realside’s team as it expands its portfolio.