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Melbourne CBD Office Market Demonstrates Resilience

By Ravs Realtors · 23 September 2026 · 1 min read · Source: Commo
Photo: Jorge Lascar / flickr · CC BY 2.0

Knight Frank's report highlights Melbourne CBD's office market resilience, with vacancy marginally falling to 18.9% even after 76,000sqm of new space was added. Tenant demand remains strong.

While this focuses on commercial property, a healthy CBD economy can indirectly support residential demand in surrounding areas like the western growth corridor.

Summarised by Ravs Realtors from reporting by Commo.

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