Sydney
Strata consulting suites, retail conversions and standalone centres across the metro area.
Practice fitouts across Australia
Six capitals, six different approvals pathways. The build rate barely moves between them. The time it takes to get approved moves a great deal.
Trade rates do vary between capital cities, but not by anything like as much as shell condition varies between two tenancies on the same street. What genuinely differs by city is how a clinic gets approved, and how long that takes, which shows up in rent during construction not in the build rate.
Six capitals
Melbourne
Suburban strip conversions where parking decides the permit, and suites in the hospital precincts.
Brisbane
Growth-corridor centres to the north and south, and refurbishments across the inner suburbs.
Perth
Consulting suites around the hospital precincts, and new centres in the northern and southern corridors.
Adelaide
North Adelaide consulting rooms, older commercial stock, and the northern and southern growth areas.
Canberra
Where the Crown lease purpose clause matters before the planning scheme does.
Dental practices by city
Dental carries its own services problem, so it gets its own pages in the three largest markets.
Dental fitouts Sydney
Strata suites and shop conversions, and the question of how services reach the chair.
SydneyDental fitouts Melbourne
Strip shops, change of use, and parking as the deciding factor.
MelbourneDental fitouts Brisbane
New centres in the corridors, refurbishments in the inner suburbs.
BrisbaneWhat does not change with the postcode
The standards. RACGP requirements for consulting room privacy and hand hygiene, the reprocessing standards for a sterilisation room, AS 1428.1 for accessible access and AS 1668.2 for ventilation apply the same way in Perth as they do in Parramatta.
The published cost ranges too. What moves them is shell condition, services load, the approvals pathway and whether you are staging around an operating practice, in roughly that order.
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A site assessment tells you what the tenancy can take and what it will cost to get there, ideally before you have signed for it.