Best Site for Commercial real estate for sale

Do you want to purchase a retail shop in a thriving an area with excellent signage opportunities? Then you can find fantastic commercial real estates for sale in Miami, Gold Coast. Here there are a host of retail shops close to the beach and arterials like the Gold Coast Highway which is why these properties are exposed to high traffic. The Miami suburb is always busting with commercial activity. To help you find a few good properties, I did research and found the real estates mentioned below that are worth considering.

Rare Opportunity- Gold Coast Highway

Here is your chance to own a well-placed retail shop with a building area of 260sqm and land area of 405sqm. Since this shop is on the Gold Coast Highway making it ideal for opening your business or own it to lease. The location of the property is high-desirable as it is surrounded by flourishing businesses. Public transport is readily available from here as the shop is close to the bus stop. Coming to the features of the property it is a spacious property with an open-plan design. It has a courtyard with a roller door, excellent street exposure, gated entrance, and well-lit indoor areas. If you are interested in this commercial real estate for sale in Miami, Gold Coast, the quoted price is $990,000 plus GST.

https://www.commercialproperty2sell.com.au/details/rare-opportunity-gold-coast-highway.php

Massive Exposure

This commercial real estate is another retail shop on the Gold Coast Highway with a building area of 220sqm. This property is located on a 405sqm land and has massive street exposure and excellent signage opportunity. This retail shop has a wide courtyard, roller door access, open-plan design, full glass windows, and inflow of abundant natural light. This commercial real estate for sale in Miami, Gold Coast is currently vacant and ready for occupation. You can buy it to run a business or lease it to earn good rent. This site is well connected as it is close the highway, bus stops, and other major arterial roads. What’s more, this commercial real estate is near the beach making it an ideal location for a shop. The quoted price for this property is $950,000 PLUS GST if you are interested in purchasing it.

https://www.commercialproperty2sell.com.au/details/massive-exposure-75805.php

Endnote

For people who liked these properties, they can visit it for inspecting after scheduling an appointment. However, if you didn’t like them, you can explore more commercial real estates for sale in Miami, Gold Coast here https://www.commercialproperty2sell.com.au/real-estate/qld/miami/.

Fears of second wave of job losses as coronavirus crisis hits Australian building industry

A second wave of job losses from the coronavirus pandemic could hit the Australian economy as activity in the construction and building industry slows and residential projects dry up.

Tradies are reporting that residential projects are being put on hold as home owners worry about their job security and cash flow, while unions warn that some larger construction projects are being put on ice, particularly in NSW.

Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/apr/23/fears-of-second-wave-of-job-losses-as-coronavirus-crisis-hits-australian-building-industry

Australia calls on G20 for end to 'wet' markets selling wildlife

Australia has called on G20 nations to bring an end to "wet" markets selling wildlife over concerns they pose a threat to human health and agriculture, in a move which could further strain ties with China as Canberra repeated calls for an international inquiry into the coronavirus pandemic.

The outbreak is thought to have started in a wet market in Wuhan in central China that was also selling illegal wildlife. Wet markets are a key part of daily life not only in China but across Asia. They trade in fresh vegetables, meat and fish and most do not sell wildlife.
Read more: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/04/australia-calls-g20-wet-markets-selling-wildlife-200423020533124.html

Australia's coronavirus mortality rate 100 times lower than France, the UK, Prime Minister says

Australia's coronavirus mortality is lower than some countries with half our population, the Prime Minister has said.

As of Thursday morning, Scott Morrison said Australia had recorded 75 deaths from COVID-19.

He said while the number of deaths locally was "never good", compared to other countries it fared well.

"As sad as that is for those families, let's not forget that in countries that are smaller than Australia, like Belgium, 6,262 people have died," Mr Morrison said.

"In The Netherlands, 4,678 have died, in Sweden, 8,137 people have died."

According to the government data from each country, Belgium has a population of 11.4 million people, The Netherlands 17.3 million and Sweden 10.3 million — compared to Australia's population of around 25.6 million people.

Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-04-23/how-australia-is-tracking-coronavirus-deaths-other-countries/12177430

Australian travel companies must honour refund policies, consumer watchdog says

Australia’s consumer watchdog has warned the travel sector it must honour the refund policies that existed at the time of bookings, after widespread complaints that operators were creating new conditions and applying them retrospectively during the Covid-19 crisis.

The pandemic has placed the travel sector in a deeply difficult position, forcing widespread cancellations and throwing businesses into financial turmoil.

As they fight to survive, key players in the Australian market have drawn the anger of customers by suddenly changing their refund policy and applying it to previous bookings to withhold refunds.
Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/apr/23/australian-travel-companies-must-honour-refund-policies-consumer-watchdog-says

Best Site for Commercial real estate for sale

Ashmore is among the flourishing suburbs of the Golf Coast with a host of commercial real estate for sale and lease. Today, for my readers who are looking for commercial units to buy, I have suggested below a few lucrative property deal. Have a look and see if any of these properties meet your

Strategically Located Ashmore Office Space

For people who are looking for a spacious office for business or investment, this commercial real estate for sale in Ashmore, Gold Coast is a lucrative opportunity. It has a 193sqm building area with multiple open plan area and five executive offices. In addition, this real estate has the following features.

• Ducted central air conditioning
• Data cable system with modern fittings
• Male and female toilets
• Wide glass windows to allow abundance of natural light inside
• State of the art fixtures and design

Location of the property desirable as well as it is adjacent to Currumburra Road and connected via Pacific M1 motorway among other major arterial roads. The signage opportunity is excellent as well since the office’s positioning is elevated. If you are interested in this commercial real estate then the quoted price is $485,000.

https://www.commercialproperty2sell.com.au/details/strategically-located-ashmore-office-space.php

For Sale - Highly Motivated Seller

Ready for possession, this 94sqm commercial real estate for sale in Ashmore, Gold Coast is a warehouse with low impact industrial zoning. This property is ideal for investment and occupation. Its features are mentioned as follows.

• Gated / barred doors and windows for security

·         Expansive reception
·         Open plan design with a private office and workshop
·         Warehouse area with roller door access
·         Two air conditioning units
·         C-Bus lighting
·         Data cabling setup
·         Modern security cameras system (7 - 4 inside / 3 outside)
·         All round security system & satellite dish.
·         A kitchen
·         Mezzanine storage

What’s more this site is well connected as it close to Currumburra Road, Southport Nerang Road, and the M1 Motorway among other major arterial roads. This commercial real estate for sale in Ashmore, Gold Coast is available for inspection. The quoted price for this lucrative property is $189,000 excluding GST.

https://www.commercialproperty2sell.com.au/details/for-sale-15230.php

Endnote

Both these properties are excellent opportunities for business owners and investors alike. And if any one of them is of interest then make a move fast because properties like these will not remain on the market for long.

Want to look at more such commercial real estate for sale in Ashmore, Gold Coast? Visit this portal https://www.commercialproperty2sell.com.au/real-estate/qld/ashmore/

Coronavirus update: How many COVID-19 cases does Australia have now?

Australia now has 6,324 coronavirus cases.

That’s an increase of a little more than 500 since last Monday.

Easter Sunday was the lowest increase in numbers in weeks - with 22 new cases reported nationwide.

But health experts have warned against complacency, saying the low numbers correlate with lower testing rates due to public holidays.

The graph below shows the number of cases of COVID-19 in Australia from the date of the first infection.

Read more: https://7news.com.au/lifestyle/health-wellbeing/coronavirus-update-how-many-covid-19-cases-does-australia-have-now-c-972559

Coronavirus update: How many COVID-19 cases does Australia have now?

Australian governments’ positions on whether to send children to school in term two while coronavirus social distancing rules are in force has many parents confused.

Throughout March the Morrison government opposed school closures on the basis of medical advice, but the issue was forced by Victoria bringing forward its school holidays and other states and territories introducing pupil-free days to prepare for online learning.

Now, with the end of school holidays approaching, the national cabinet, states and territories are revisiting their guidance about whether to continue learniAustralia now has 6,324 coronavirus cases.

That’s an increase of a little more than 500 since last Monday.

Easter Sunday was the lowest increase in numbers in weeks - with 22 new cases reported nationwide.

But health experts have warned against complacency, saying the low numbers correlate with lower testing rates due to public holidays.

The graph below shows the number of cases of COVID-19 in Australia from the date of the first infection.ng at home or send children to school.
Read more: https://7news.com.au/lifestyle/health-wellbeing/coronavirus-update-how-many-covid-19-cases-does-australia-have-now-c-972559

Coronavirus: are Australian schools open or closed for term 2? State-by-state guide

Australian governments’ positions on whether to send children to school in term two while coronavirus social distancing rules are in force has many parents confused.

Throughout March the Morrison government opposed school closures on the basis of medical advice, but the issue was forced by Victoria bringing forward its school holidays and other states and territories introducing pupil-free days to prepare for online learning.

Now, with the end of school holidays approaching, the national cabinet, states and territories are revisiting their guidance about whether to continue learning at home or send children to school.
Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/apr/13/are-schools-open-closed-term-2-australia-coronavirus-easter-holidays

CORONAVIRUS: 7 THINGS YOUR SMALL BUSINESS NEEDS TO DO

Hi All,

My father is a healthcare provider and it is a tough time for our family as the COVID-19 cases are rising in Australia. We are concerned about the well-being of our father but he has instructed us about hygiene and sanitisation at home. My mother is a sole trader and is finding it hard to make her business get the required sales. However, we have not lost hope as we know that there are ways of making things better. So here is an article that has helped my mom to keep her business stable, and I am sure it will help you too. So go ahead and utilise these tips. 

https://www.business2sell.com.au/blogs/evaluation/coronavirus-7-things-your-small-business-needs-to-do

Coronavirus: Artania cruise ship stand-off continues in Australia

A German cruise ship is defying orders to leave a port in Western Australia following a coronavirus outbreak onboard, local media report.

The Australian Border Force ordered the Artania to depart Fremantle after most of the ship's passengers were evacuated and flown home.

But around 450 people remain on board, most of them crew.

They are reportedly asking to remain docked for another two weeks to ensure there are no further cases.

Read more: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-52122817

Seven more dancing peacock spiders discovered in Australia

A tiny, brightly coloured spider renowned for its funky courtship dances has seven more species than previously believed, a Melbourne researcher who was once terrified of the arachnids has discovered.
Joseph Schubert has described the new species of peacock spider in a research paper published last week in leading international animal taxonomy journal Zootaxa.
Peacock spiders – also known as the genus Maratus – are unique to Australia and have garnered a strong following online, with videos of their courtship dances racking up millions of views.

Read more: https://www.9news.com.au/national/dancing-peacock-spiders-seven-more-species-discovered-in-australia/4807e51a-e65a-4e7a-802d-d09d8d2e5637

Australian employees entitled to 'pandemic leave' as part of sweeping industrial relations changes caused by coronavirus

Australian employees are now entitled to two weeks' "pandemic leave" if they need to self-isolate during the coronavirus pandemic as part of sweeping industrial relations changes announced today.
The Minister for Industrial Relations, Christian Porter, has announced changes to 103 of Australia's 121 existing employee awards.
The "pandemic leave" will allow for eligible employees to take two weeks' unpaid leave if they are required to self-isolate or otherwise are unable to work due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Read more: https://www.9news.com.au/national/coronavirus-pandemic-leave-for-australian-employees-during-covid19/023ed63d-8a46-4137-ac79-9326047a2d87

'Left with nothing': Australia's migrant workforce face destitution without coronavirus safety net

In a week, Popi’s household of full employment went to a bare six hours a week. Four foreign nationals on temporary work visas, they watched in disbelief as, in turn, they endured layoff after layoff after layoff.

As the Australian government has swung into action to counter the economic chaos of the coronavirus pandemic, outlaying public money to support businesses and a new jobkeeper wage subsidy to keep money in the pockets of employees laid off, Australia’s million-strong migrant workforce has been conspicuously absent.

Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/apr/01/left-with-nothing-australias-migrant-workforce-face-destitution-without-coronavirus-safety-net