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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY, SALES & LEASING CORONAVIRUS COVID-19 PANDEMIC RESEARCH

Signs Brisbane office market returning to pre-pandemic

By Hannah Page Published April 13, 2021 5 Min Read

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CONDITIONS in the Brisbane CBD office market are set for post-COVID-19 expansion, with confidence and transaction activity lifting.
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