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Elders Whyalla is one of the largest and most established real estate offices in the region. We sell properties across Whyalla and the Eyre Peninsula, from residential real estate to commercial properties and industrial premises.
With the backing of a trusted national brand behind us, we have an extensive network of experts to tap into. Combined with our local focus, you get the best of both worlds.
Elders Whyalla is led by Branch Manager Teresa Holland, who leads a team to serve the local community. Elders Insurance also shares the office, so we can quickly and efficiently make sure your needs are covered.
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May 15, 2026
The 2026 Budget and Regional Commercial Property: Where The Real Shift Lands
The 2026 Federal Budget has been read, fairly, as a residential housing measure. The negative gearing changes target established residential property. The headlines have followed accordingly. But for anyone holding, buying or advising on commercial property, and particularly commercial property outside the capital cities, the more consequential story is what the Budget did not change,…
Elders Commercial has been exclusively appointed to bring to market a Landmark Tasmanian Logistics Portfolio, a rare opportunity to acquire two established industrial assets that together form one of northern Tasmania’s most significant logistics and freight landholdings. The properties, located at 35–51 Dowling Street, Launceston and across Wright, Douglas and Stephen Streets in East Devonport;…
Federal Budget 2026–27: What It Means for Property Owners, Renters and Investors
The 2026–27 Federal Budget introduces a range of changes to Australia’s property tax and housing settings. While the announcements have drawn attention, the changes are designed to take effect gradually, with clear transition periods and protections in place. At its heart, the Budget adjusts how property investment is incentivised over time. What hasn’t changed are…
April delivered a dynamic month across Tasmania’s commercial property market, with transactions recorded state wide. Sales activity spanned most property sectors, reflecting broad buyer demand from both local and interstate purchasers. The South recorded the highest volume of activity, with industrial, retail, office and development site transactions across Greater Hobart and surrounds. Standout sales included…
There’s something special about the spaces where life naturally gathers. The kitchen bench where morning conversations begin. The living room where everyone ends up at the end of the day. The outdoor table that becomes the setting for long lunches, celebrations and relaxed evenings as the sun goes down. These are the places where the…