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The contested office fund holds stakes in landmark properties such as the new Quay Quarter tower in Sydney.

Mirvac wins control of $7.7b AMP office fund

The vote ends more than six months of uncertainty over the future of the fund, after Mirvac revived its bid this year, backed by disgruntled investors.

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  • Nick Lenaghan

Kennards locks onto former Masters hardware store site

Kennards is aiming to redevelop a site in Melbourne’s north through a mixed-use scheme with retail, fast food and self-storage.

  • Nick Lenaghan

Rental growth to ‘compensate’ for lower industrial values: ESR boss

ESR Australia boss Phil Pearce is confident industrial rents will rise strongly over the next two-three years after snapping up $107m of assets across Melbourne.

  • Larry Schlesinger

China tries to stem mortgage boycott with developer loans

Home buyers have stopped paying mortgages on at least 100 projects across 50 cities.

  • Qilai Shen

Lighthouse raises $300m for disability housing

The pace of investment into the specialised sector from institutional investors is picking up quickly, to help meet the accommodation requirements of an estimated 30,000 eligible people by 2025.

  • Nick Lenaghan

Multibillion building rectification bills draw new lenders, loans

Friction over the new loans reflects the pressures on strata management, a cottage industry that has undergone huge growth and has to deal with increasingly complex issues.

  • Michael Bleby

How it Sold

The three-bedroom, one-bathroom terrace house at 6 Cook Street in Sydney’s inner-western Glebe sold at auction for $2,151,000.

Serious buyers are out there – they’re just not hurrying

In a sign of how much the market has turned, the vendor of this Sydney property waited until the final week of a four-week campaign before the buyer appeared.

  • Michael Bleby
The three-bedroom apartment at 25/16-18 Harrison Street in lower north shore Sydney’s Cremorne sold at auction for $1.93 million.

An $8000 reno adds $300,000 to sale price of Sydney unit

In a lower north shore suburb with plenty of one- and two-bedroom apartments for sale, one vendor found a cheap way to attract downsizers with a third bedroom.

  • Michael Bleby

Luxury Property

Iris Capital outbid Sydney’s Oscars Hotels for the Canberra Casino.

Rich Lister Sam Arnaout outguns Sydney hoteliers for Canberra casino

This latest deal by the hospitality property king’s Iris Capital takes its investment in new hospitality assets this month to about $220 million.

  • Larry Schlesinger
The Tacking Point Tavern in Port Macquarie, NSW has sold for $47 million.

Laundy family buys $47m Port Macquarie pub

The Rich List Laundy family has again teamed up with Port Macquarie hospitality operator Alistair Flower to buy the Tacking Point Tavern in the northern NSW coastal town for about $47 million.

  • Michael Bleby
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The three-bedroom, one-bathroom terrace house at 6 Cook Street in Sydney’s inner-western Glebe sold at auction for $2,151,000.

Serious buyers are out there – they’re just not hurrying

In a sign of how much the market has turned, the vendor of this Sydney property waited until the final week of a four-week campaign before the buyer appeared.

  • Michael Bleby

Yesterday

Flux towers are used to measure carbon dioxide returning to the soil in real time.

The ‘toolkit’ helping measure carbon capture in real time

Using flux towers and sensors, the technology developed by Queensland University of Technology and Agrimix has the backing of some big industry names.

  • Larry Schlesinger
Wykeham offers more than 1000 ha of pastoral land against the backdrop of the Southern Grampians

Holistic farming couple spend $22m on South Grampians beauty

Wykeham at the foothills of the Grampians was acquired by Anna and Michael Coughlan, who farm according to holistic principles.

  • Larry Schlesinger

It’s a buyer’s market as auction weakness spreads

Fewer new listings and vendor discounting have helped ease tumbling clearance rates a little, but the market is still trending down. It’s a boon for buyers. 

  • Nick Lenaghan

This Month

Unfinished apartment buildings at the construction site of a China Evergrande Group development in Beijing.

China’s troubled property market has global investors on edge

Mounting signs of stress this week have roiled China’s credit markets, dragged down the nation’s bank stocks and pummeled commodities from iron ore to copper.

  • Richard Frost
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Office vacancy nudges upward as tenants wait out uncertainty

As corporate Australia navigates through rising cost pressures and an uncertain economy, tenants are delaying their office accommodation decisions.

  • Nick Lenaghan
The Evergrande property slump was a defining moment for Chinese economy.

China in crisis meeting with banks on mortgage boycotts

Reports of rapidly escalating refusals to pay mortgages have sparked losses in Chinese bank shares, reflecting concerns that the property crisis may spread to the financial system.

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Lendlease and Mitsubishi Estate Asia have formed a joint venture to acquire the One Circular Quay development in Sydney for about $800 million, with an additional $50 million payment subject to certain project outcomes.

Japan deals are back with $3b Mitsubishi-Lendlease Circular Quay deal

Under the deal, Mitsubishi will increase its 19.9 per cent stake in the $3 billion project to 66.7 per cent and Lendlease will hold the balance.

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  • Michael Bleby
Customers can drive straight to the warehouse to get their groceries

Woolworths brings customers straight to its warehouse

Woolworths new online fulfilment centre in Brisbane is the first to offer car boot delivery services for time-poor customers.

  • Larry Schlesinger

‘Flexibility has gone too far’: CBD office returns stall

The uptake of CBD desks nationally barely budged in June over the previous month and is at levels well below pre-pandemic, as a fresh wave of illness takes its toll.

  • Nick Lenaghan

Rents jumped a record 12pc last year

The median asking rent of houses across all state and territory capitals jumped 12 per cent over the year to June – a record – and the equivalent figure for unit rents leaped 12.2 per cent.

  • Michael Bleby

Housing construction slows as COVID delays bite

It’s not all bad news as the delays, which reflect the rising costs and delays in home building, will also stretch out activity as underlying demand slows.

  • Michael Bleby
ISPT will spend $150m revamping 500 Bourke Street

ISPT secures life insurance giant for ‘new build’ office tower revamp

ISPT will invest $150m overhauling 500 Bourke Street - a 1970s Melbourne office tower - to create a net-zero development.

  • Larry Schlesinger

Commercial property values could fall 10 to 30pc

Commercial property around the globe faces another unhappy downturn. But the outlook is unlike either of the previous collapses. Today’s downturn is largely a question of price.

  • Robert Harley
The recently completed Quay Quarter Tower at Circular Quay.

Last-minute twist delays vote on $7.5b AMP office fund

Investors will consider the merits of an 18-month fee holiday before voting on their long-term future, with either Dexus or Mirvac as their fund manager.

  • Nick Lenaghan
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Gamuda Land Australian general manager Jarrod Lai at its site at Fishermans Bend.

Malaysian developer sets sights on building 1000 homes by 2027

Gamuda Land’s latest project is a 200-unit tower in Melbourne’s Fishermans Bend as it hunts for more sites around the city.

  • Larry Schlesinger
Jesse Curtis: Rising rents will support valuations.

Industrial property’s ‘spectacular’ run coming to end: analysts

After registering huge valuation increases in recent years, the latest update from $4 billion landlord Centuria Industrial REIT suggests this run may be over.

  • Larry Schlesinger

Brisbane office and retail complex changes hands for $55m

It is the latest property deal struck as the city hopes to woo more investment in commercial and residential real estate in the lead-up to the 2032 Olympics. 

  • Nick Lenaghan
Architect Hannah Tribe stands across the road from the heritage building she has designed a tower above.

Gwynvill joins the move to an upmarket George Street

Office developers are following in the footsteps of luxury retailers that over the past decade have gravitated towards a revamped George Street in Sydney’s CBD.

  • Michael Bleby
Iris Capital outbid Sydney’s Oscars Hotels for the Canberra Casino.

Rich Lister Sam Arnaout outguns Sydney hoteliers for Canberra casino

This latest deal by the hospitality property king’s Iris Capital takes its investment in new hospitality assets this month to about $220 million.

  • Larry Schlesinger