Welcome to the LJ Hooker Gladstone & Boyne Tannum Commercial Property Pulse – your trusted source for insights, updates and opportunities within the local commercial property market.
Whether you're an investor, business owner, landlord, tenant or simply interested in the region's commercial landscape, this newsletter is designed to keep you informed on the latest sales, leasing activity, market trends and property management updates across Gladstone and the surrounding areas.
Our team is committed to delivering timely industry knowledge, highlighting notable transactions, showcasing available opportunities and providing valuable market commentary to help you make informed property decisions.
Thank you for joining us. We look forward to keeping you connected with the pulse of commercial property throughout our region.
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The Gladstone commercial market has remained active over recent months, with a noticeable increase in enquiry from both investors and local business owners looking to secure their own premises.
While buyers are still taking the time to do their research and make considered decisions, there is genuine interest in quality commercial and industrial properties. Many investors continue to see value in Gladstone, particularly when compared to larger regional centres, with some attractive returns still available across the market.
One of the most positive developments for our region has been the release of additional industrial land through Economic Development Queensland (EDQ). This is great news for Gladstone and the businesses that call our region home. Having more industrial land available creates opportunities for new investment, business growth, and future industry projects, all of which contribute to the ongoing strength of our local economy.
Although market conditions have changed from the rapid pace seen in previous years, there are still plenty of opportunities available for both investors and owner-occupiers. With Gladstone continuing to be a major contributor to Queensland's industrial and export sectors, confidence in the region's long-term future remains strong. |
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If you'd like to explore the commercial opportunities currently available, I'm always happy to have a confidential conversation. | | | |
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153 Auckland Street, Gladstone Central QLD
PRIME CITY LOCATION
Land size 415sqm
Building size 268sqm
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Boyne Island & Tannum Sands |
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1 Pacific Avenue, Tannum Sands QLD
Coastal Retail space available - Shop 3 / 1 Pacific Avenue, Tannum Sands
Building size 122sqm
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Spring Clean and Refresh Your Business Premises |
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Spring is a great time to give your business premises a freshen-up
and prepare for the months ahead.
A clean, organised and well-presented workplace can create a
more welcoming environment for both staff and customers.
Here are a few simple ways to give your premises a spring refresh:
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Declutter and organise: Clean out storage areas, remove items you no longer need and review stock, supplies and equipment.
Refresh your shopfront: Take a fresh look at your window displays, signage and lighting. Small presentation improvements can make a positive difference to the way your business is presented.
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Freshen up customer areas: Clean and organise entrances, reception areas, displays and other customer-facing spaces.
Check your presentation: Make sure your premises reflects the professional image you want your business to convey. |
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A little time spent cleaning, organising and refreshing your premises can help create a positive experience for customers and colleagues and a more enjoyable environment for your team. |
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Potential extension of Santos-backed GLNG operations |
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Santos' Gladstone LNG project may receive a five-year extension under existing export agreements. While regulatory discussions continue around domestic gas reservation policies, the proposal highlights the long-term importance of Gladstone's LNG sector to both Queensland and Australian energy markets.
Source: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CbaG38z71/
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Yellow Coat. Big Boots.
Even Bigger Heart. |
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| | Yellow Ribbon Day
Wednesday, 16th September we celebrated Yellow Ribbon Day to acknowledge the incredible Rural Fire Brigade volunteers who suit up, jump in the yellow trucks and put their communities first.
With 1,400 Rural Fire Brigades defending 93% of Queensland, the 27,000 Rural Fire Brigade volunteers work tirelessly to protect and support our communities simply because they care.
And we've got one of those legends right here at LJ Hooker Gladstone. Our very own Carlie Jasinski is a Rural Fire Brigade volunteer and she deserves a little extra love and appreciation.
Carlie, thank you for giving your time, showing up when it matters and helping keep our community safe.
You're a legend in yellow, and we're pretty proud to have you on our team.
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When it comes to commercial property in Gladstone, Tamara is the person to know. With deep local knowledge, commercial expertise and a genuine understanding of what makes Gladstone's business community tick, she's there to help whether you're buying, selling, leasing or simply curious about what your property could be worth.
This month, we're going Beyond the Business Card to get to know the woman behind the commercial deals, her take on the Gladstone market and what makes her the go-to contact for all things commercial. |
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What's your favourite part of working in
Gladstone's commercial property market?
The diversity of the market and its connection to the industries that drive our region. Gladstone is constantly evolving through industry, infrastructure, and business growth, and I enjoy seeing firsthand how those developments create opportunities for local businesses, investors, and the wider community.
What makes Gladstone's commercial property market
different from other markets?
Gladstone has always marched to the beat of its own drum. Supported by a diverse industrial base, major port operations, manufacturing, resources, and energy projects, the region generates its own activity and demand, creating opportunities that are often unique to our market.
Are there opportunities in the Gladstone commercial market
that local investors might be overlooking?
Absolutely. As Queensland's industrial powerhouse and home to one of Australia's largest multi-commodity ports, Gladstone continues to benefit from strong underlying demand. While larger assets attract attention, opportunities can often be found in smaller industrial, commercial, and office investments that support local industry and business growth.
What are businesses asking for most when they come to you
looking for commercial space?
Every business is different, but the common priorities are functionality, location, and value. Beyond the property itself, business owners are looking for premises that support their operations, future growth, and long-term success. Many have invested significant time, money, and personal sacrifice into building their business, so finding the right space is a critical decision. |
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Got another commercial property question? Tamara has the answers.
From finding the right premises to identifying your next investment opportunity, reach out to Tamara for a chat about where the Gladstone market could take you.
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Commercial Loans:
What You Need to Know
with Loud Loans |
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If you're considering purchasing a commercial property or expanding your business, it's worth understanding how commercial finance works before you start the process.
Unlike residential lending, commercial lenders take a broader view of your application. They'll assess not only the security property, but also your business's financial strength, cash flow, and overall borrowing strategy. Taking the time to prepare can make a significant difference to both the approval process and the loan options available to you.
What Is a Commercial Loan? A commercial loan is a type of finance used for business or commercial purposes rather than personal use. Businesses, investors, and self-employed individuals often use commercial loans to purchase commercial property, refinance existing business debt, fund business growth, or acquire equipment and other business assets.
Loan structures and Lender assessment Unlike a home loan, a commercial loan is not assessed solely on personal income. Different structures such as companies, trusts and self managed super funds can be eligible for commercial lending, so it's important to discuss the right structure for you with your accountant and financial advice team before considering commercial applications.
During assessment lenders typically consider:
- The purpose of the loan
- The financial performance of the business
- Cash flow and repayment capacity
-The value and suitability of the security property
- The borrower's experience and financial position
Our commercial broker Adam, is an experienced loan writer in commercial loans – supporting many new and established local businesses in the area. Loud Loans is in the business of people, our job is to help you reach your mortgage and finance goals.
Book a free meeting with our team or see our website for more information.
We're here to help!
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Your coffee run just found its new favourite stop. |
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| | If you haven't discovered P•E•R•K Espresso on Goondoon Street yet, consider this your sign.
Great coffee? Tick.
Tasty menu? Tick.
Affordable prices? Tick.
Lovely people? Absolutely.
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| | And conveniently parked right next to Drip Recovery, you can grab your caffeine fix before heading in for a little recovery of your own. We're all about efficiency around here. With council works currently happening around Goondoon Street, our local businesses need a little extra love.
So next time you're in town, PERK up locally — grab a coffee, grab a bite, share the love and keep supporting the businesses that make our city tick.
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Because sometimes supporting local is as simple as ordering another coffee.
We can get behind that. |
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This newsletter does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the publisher. It is intended to provide general news and information only. While every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information it contains, neither the publishers, authors nor their employees, can be held liable for inaccuracies, errors or omissions. Copyright is reserved throughout. No part of this publication can be reproduced or reprinted without the express permission of the publisher. All information is current as of publication release and the publishers take no responsibility for any factors that may change thereafter. Readers are advised to contact their financial adviser, broker, or accountant before making any investment decisions and should not rely on this newsletter as a substitute for professional advice. ©LJ Hooker Limited 0417 |
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