Green Street Launches Australian Private Market Data
The firm expands its commercial real estate insights across five major Australian cities.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Commercial
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Green Street has introduced a private market research and data offering tailored to the Australian commercial real estate sector. This platform provides investors with detailed insights into the industrial, office, and retail property markets.
Why it matters
The new platform aims to provide investors with a consistent, comparable view of the Australian commercial real estate landscape. By standardising data across major markets, it seeks to improve decision-making capabilities for those active in the region.
The offering covers B/B+ quality grade assets across Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney. Access is facilitated through the company platform, Excel Add-In, API, Snowflake, or MCP Server Connection.
The players
Green Street
An advisory and research firm that serves over 4,000 companies by providing intelligence on commercial real estate markets.
The details
The service includes deep dive sector outlook reports, market grades, forecasting models featuring two decades of history, and analyst-verified sales comps. It builds upon the Australian public market research and REIT data previously launched by the firm.
Timeline
Green Street launched Australian public market research and REIT data in October 2025.
The Australian private market research and data offering launched on 29 October 2026.
Culture Shift
This move reflects a broader industry trend toward digitising private real estate markets to match the transparency levels historically found in public equity markets. It marks a significant progression from the firm's 2025 entry into Australian public market research and REIT data.
Investors and firms operating within the industrial, office, and retail sectors can now utilise standardised forecasting models and sales comps to inform their purchasing decisions. This data availability may streamline the research process for those managing B/B+ quality grade assets.
The takeaway
This launch provides professional investors with a more granular, data-driven approach to evaluating private commercial assets. Organisations should integrate these new forecasting models into their existing research workflows to ensure consistency across their portfolios.
Further reading
For more on the industry landscape, explore Australia Commercial trends.
More information
To learn more about the platform, request Australian research and data demo.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Green Street EU.
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