Property Council

Investors are prescribing healthcare precincts for long-term growth.

Integrated hubs combining healthcare, research, retail and accommodation is increasingly recognised as the preferred model for future development.

With the market is set to more than double to $12.1 billion by 2028, investors are taking notice.

⬆️ Growth drivers: ageing infrastructure, new tech and an ageing population.

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Australia needs more logistics space

With online retail surging back to pandemic levels, CBRE forecasts 1.7–1.8 million sqm of new e commerce-dedicated logistics space will be needed by 2030.

🗣️ Property Council’s Matthew Kandelaars: “To support our growing economy and the rise of online shopping, we simply need more industrial space.”

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Australia’s healthcare property sector is set to hit $12.1B by 2028, with major precincts transforming cities and attracting billions in investment.

With 27 major precincts in operation or development across Melbourne, Sydney, and South-East Queensland, this model is reshaping city landscapes and delivering real impact.

Backed by long-term leases, constrained supply, and strong yields, institutional and international investors are increasingly recognising the sector’s potential, injecting $1.43B between 2018 and 2022 alone.

As Mitch Enright of M3 Property puts it: This isn’t just another hot market — it’s solving real problems and driving sustainable economic development.

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