Sales and leasing evidence for Australian commercial property — by asset class and precinct, each figure with its confidence stated and traceable to source, the same way APRIQ treats every residential number.
Commercial is in active development. This page explains what it will do and where the evidence stands today. It shows no figure it cannot yet stand behind — where a reading is not ready, it says so rather than inventing one.
Every figure below is generated from APRIQ’s own retrieval record. Nothing on this page is typed by hand, which is why there is so little of it.
APRIQ Commercial is in public preview. Coverage and method are published; no commercial figure series is.
retrievals archived from 2 permitted sources, with 0 failures. Every byte content-addressed before anything read it.
listing addresses resolved to an authoritative Queensland parcel — 16 exact, 0 strong, 2 probable.
sites and 18 buildings across 7 South East Queensland local government areas, 9 of them strata.
addresses ambiguous or unresolved. They are counted rather than dropped — a silently discarded address is indistinguishable from a market with no properties in it.
Stated as its own surface rather than left as a gap. Absence is a fact, and it gets a reason.
No commercial sale-price series exists in APRIQ.
All 25 campaigns that stated a price position withheld the figure. Contact Agent
is the publisher’s decision, not a gap in the reading.
The campaign, its areas and its identity do exist, on the coverage page.
No achieved-rent series exists in APRIQ.
Not one page in the observed sample stated a rent of any kind. Achieved rents need lease records no permitted source currently publishes.
24 campaigns did state a net passing income, which is a different figure and is held as one.
16 campaigns carry a Sold
banner and 0 a Leased
banner.
APRIQ holds 0 verified transactions. A marketing state is not a transaction record: the banner goes up on exchange, on settlement, or when a campaign was withdrawn and nobody wants to say so.
1 campaigns reported a yield.
A reported yield is the agency’s own arithmetic over figures APRIQ cannot see, so it is held as reported and never presented as observed.
A yield APRIQ could stand behind needs a verified transaction, and there are none.
The full coverage record → · How commercial evidence is read →
Industrial is the most developed experience. The others carry an honest label for exactly how much evidence exists, so nothing looks finished before it is.
APRIQ’s first commercial evidence focus. Sales and leasing across South-East Queensland industrial precincts, with areas, rents per square metre and reported yields as the record fills.
Early coverage. Precinct and listing evidence is being gathered before any market reading is published.
Coverage is growing. Listing and campaign evidence first; reported outcomes as they are corroborated.
Development sites, zoning and planning pipeline. Scoped, not yet collected.
Childcare, health, service stations and other specialist assets. Scoped, not yet collected.
Commercial tailors what it shows to why you are here. Choosing an intent will help — it will never block a search.
Effective rents, incentives, rent-free periods, fit-out contributions and incentive-adjusted yields are deliberately excluded — APRIQ reports what is observed and disclosed, not what is modelled.
Residential is APRIQ’s live public product, with achieved rents, sale prices, yields, growth and supply across Australian markets, every figure traced to the file it came from.
