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- Shopping centres
Dexus circles $830m of malls to catch retail wave
The property giant is on the hunt for a major shopping centre, looking at the likes of Woodgrove mall and a half stake in Erina Fair.
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Yesterday
Charter Hall calls for independent valuer in HPI takeover fight
The property giant and its partner, super fund Hostplus, have extended their takeover bid for a third time in an effort to get more investors onside.
This Month
Why this fundie thinks inner-city offices are a hot play
Forza Capital has acquired a Darlinghurst office building in inner-city Sydney, its third such investment in the sector this year.
Lendlease avoids ‘second strike’ in crucial AGM showdown
The embattled company averted a vote on a potential board spill by convincing shareholders it was on the right track. Some want more evidence, however.
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Goodman suffers first strike against pay despite 75pc return
The industrial powerhouse suffered a 34 per cent protest vote against its remuneration report despite reporting “truly outstanding” FY24 results.
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- Office
Refresh at former Macquarie HQ gives new life to Barangaroo
A run of leasing deals in Sydney’s Barangaroo precinct has revived its fortunes, after a series of top corporate tenants left the waterfront precinct.
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- Property development
5700 new homes can be built on Sydney’s north shore. Why aren’t they?
About 170,000 square metres of development land on Sydney’s north shore is on the market. But some developers are holding back.
Why property developers are giving up on bank loans
Nearly three-quarters of developers are using private credit debt to fund their projects, ensuring that more housing gets built, a survey has found.
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UniSuper, Cbus win right to buy $830m Macquarie Centre stake off Dexus
The superannuation giants had taken Dexus, one of the country’s largest real estate landlords, to court claiming it breached contractual rules and had to sell.
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- Commercial real estate
Melbourne CBD’s biggest development deal in five years is a car park
Malaysian giant Sime Darby has paid $115 million to acquire a car park that it intends to turn into a major development.
Champagne and tears: Watching the US count in Australia
Trump supporters at an election event enjoyed a glass of bubbles as they watched the former president take a lead in the votes.
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- Industrial relations
Push to end union threat to student housing, summer power prices
Snowy Hydro and Cedar Pacific have applied to suspend crippling work bans that are delaying projects across NSW as Premier Chris Minns faces pressure to intervene.
Hoteliers lodge at Hudson House, headquarters of the very rich
The Australian Hotel Association has outbid four prominent families to secure a third floor at the exclusive home of Australia’s richest family offices.
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- Office
Aware Super’s $200m Brisbane tower deal to revive bruised market
The $180 billion fund is in talks to buy the Ann Street tower. If completed as expected, it will be the first office deal there by a local super fund in five years.
- Analysis
- Housing crisis
Five fixes to the housing crisis – from smaller homes to more builders
From more migrants with building skills to incentivising different types of housing, three chief executives give their suggestions on how to develop more homes.
Construction workers should be 10pc of migration, big developers urge
That was one of the key messages from a housing roundtable that focused on how to remove roadblocks to increasing the supply of affordable houses
October
The Sydney suburbs where homebuyers are seeing fair value
New Domain research has revealed the Sydney suburbs where buyers’ median search prices are the same or higher than listing prices.
Costello backs negative gearing: ‘It’s not a concession’
Both the former treasurer and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton say negative gearing should be upheld as a basic principle of our tax system.
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- Office
WiseTech to exit HQ and move up the road
Tech giant WiseTech will soon leave its long-time headquarters in south Sydney, once owned by founder Richard White, for a new home nearby.
More pain to come for office tower values despite 20pc tumble
Challenges to the office sector mean only the best towers are expected to increase in value as interest rates fall.