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Brisbane CBD Office Market Summary (May 2022)
Core Content Overview
The Brisbane CBD office market has shown resilience and renewed activity in the wake of the pandemic, with a focus on pre-commitments and long-term tenant strategies. Despite challenges such as increased vacancy and lower effective rents compared to pre-pandemic levels, the market is expected to stabilize and grow over the next few years, supported by strong economic recovery, infrastructure development, and investment activity.
Key Market Indicators
| Grade | Total Stock (sqm) | Vacancy Rate (%) | Annual Net Absorption (sqm) | Annual Net Additions (sqm) | Average Gross Face Rent ($/sqm) | Average Incentive (%) | Effective Rental Growth (%) YOY | Core Market Yield (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prime | 1,341,104 | 16.3% | -10,617 | 60,898 | 796 | 41.0 | -1.7 | 4.75–5.85 |
| Secondary | 982,884 | 14.2% | 12,502 | 9,937 | 630 | 41.5 | +3.3 | 5.90–7.00 |
| Total | 2,323,988 | 15.4% | 1,885 | 50,961 | - | - | - | - |
Economic Growth
- GDP Recovery: Queensland's GDP growth in 2021 was 5.7%, outperforming the national growth of 4.2%.
- 2022 Forecast: Queensland's GDP growth is expected to moderate to 5.4% against 3.8% nationally.
- RBA Policy: The Reserve Bank of Australia increased the cash rate target by 25bps to 0.35% in May 2022, signaling the unwinding of accommodative monetary policy.
Infrastructure and Development
- Cross River Rail: Completed tunnelling and station construction, with full operation expected in 2025. This project supports the 2032 Olympics bid, with 57% of venues within 5km of the CBD.
- Brisbane Metro: Funded through the City Deal, improving CBD accessibility.
- New Supply: Construction has started on 360 Queen St and 205 North Quay, with completion expected in 2025 and 2027 respectively.
- Pre-commitments: Major pre-commitments by tenants like Deloitte, MinterEllison, and BDO are driving new developments, with the BCC requirement potentially triggering a new building of 40,000–50,000sqm in 2026.
Vacancy and Absorption
- Vacancy Trends: Total vacancy increased slightly to 15.4% in January 2022, with prime vacancy at 16.3% and secondary at 14.2%.
- Net Absorption: Expected to swing positive in 2022, with a forecast of 18,700sqm in H1 2022, the highest in two years. Absorption is expected to remain positive at 13,000–17,000sqm per six-month period through 2027.
- Vacancy Outlook: Vacancy is projected to contract to below 13% by late 2024, with new supply expected to begin in 2024.
Rent Trends
- Prime Rents: Gross face rents increased by 2.1% YoY to $796/sqm, with incentives stabilizing at 41.0%.
- Secondary Rents: Face rents increased by 2.4% YoY to $630/sqm, with incentives peaking at 41.5% and falling by 50bps in Q1 2022.
- Effective Rents: Prime effective rents fell by 1.7% YoY, while secondary effective rents rose by 3.3%, still 4.6% below 2020 levels.
Investment Activity
- Investment Turnover: Reached $1.7 billion in 2021, more than double the 2020 figure. $570 million settled in Q1 2022.
- Major Sales:
- 12 Creek St complex sold for $420 million (core yield 5.75%).
- 179 Turbot St sold for $150.9 million (core yield 6.62%).
- 100 Creek St sold for $184.7 million (core yield 5.52%).
- Buyer Trends: Domestic buyers dominated 2021 transactions, accounting for 73% by value. Offshore investment is expected to increase in 2022.
Tenant Activity
- Leasing Activity: Rebounded to pre-pandemic levels, with a focus on long-term pre-commitments.
- Major Pre-commitments:
- Services Australia committed to 205 North Quay.
- Deloitte and MinterEllison secured major lease commitments.
- The JV between Investa and Charter Hall committed to 360 Queen St, covering 34% of the building.
- Tenant Briefs: Major tenants like BCC, BHP, and Boeing have active requirements for space in 2023–2026.
Market Outlook
- Confidence and Strategy: Greater tenant confidence is driving long-term decisions and pre-commitments.
- Supply and Demand Balance: Net supply is expected to be balanced by net absorption, with vacancy likely to improve in H2 2022.
- Construction and Upgrades: Continued infrastructure and construction activity will support professional and technical employment, and facilitate upgrades of the CBD office stock.
Contact Information
- Research: Jennelle Wilson, +61732468830, Jennelle.Wilson@au.knightfrank.com
- Capital Markets: Justin Bond, +61732468872, Justin.Bond@au.knightfrank.com
- Occupier Services: Matt Martin, +61732648822, Matt.Martin@au.knightfrank.com
- Valuation & Advisory: Peter Zischke, +61731936811, Peter Zischke@qld.knightfrankval.com
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