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Ceasing to be a substantial holder from CBA

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

  • Sep 4, 2024
  • 8 pages

Becoming a substantial holder from CBA

Becoming a substantial holder

  • Sep 3, 2024
  • 22 pages

Market Sensitive

Response to ASX Aware Letter

Response to ASX Query

  • Aug 30, 2024
  • 7 pages

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

  • Aug 29, 2024
  • 2 pages

Ceasing to be a substantial holder from CBA

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

  • Aug 29, 2024
  • 147 pages

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Yesterday

Investors are trying to work out whether it is time to buy bombed-out office property owners.

Office values drop 22pc in two years. When will they bottom?

That is a big fall in defensive, long-life assets. It’s part working from home, part interest rates. It can’t continue forever, but it hasn’t slowed yet.

  • Anthony Macdonald

August

Property fund manager’s shares jump 15pc after results

Charter Hall has accumulated an $81 billion pool of mostly property assets. CEO David Harrison says the market has realised it’s been “unfairly marked down”.

  • Nick Lenaghan

July

Brokers at Macquarie have turned bullish on ASX real estate stocks.

Macquarie says it’s time to buy real estate stocks before rate cuts

The broker has warned that the “best” phases for ASX returns is behind us and is urging investors to buy more defensive companies amid signs that returns are starting to falter.

  • Joshua Peach
Greg Goodman  founded Goodman Group, a logistics landlord which is now pushing into data centres.

Local REITs outpace broader market despite sagging asset valuations

Goodman Group was the standout performer in the 12 months to June 30, buoyed by rising demand from investors for exposure to data centres.

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  • Kylar Loussikian

June

Mick Owens, the general manager of Greenfields Developments, estimates construction of about 1600 homes has been delayed due to industrial action by Endeavour Energy workers.

Pay dispute delays construction of 1600 homes

Industrial action by workers at poles and wires company Endeavour Energy is stalling the delivery of 1600 homes and $1.2 billion worth of warehouses in Sydney.

  • Campbell Kwan and David Marin-Guzman
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Wealthy investors have a ready supply of cash to put back into commercial real estate when they believe the market has bottomed.

How the ultra-wealthy are preparing for a property uptick

When Rich Listers hit go on commercial real estate projects, it’ll be a sign that we’re close to a market turnaround.

  • Sam Tamblyn

March

Charter Hall swallows 15pc of pubs owner HPI

The property fund manager is already the country’s biggest pubs owner after taking charge of former ASX-listed landlord ALE Group in a $1.7 billion deal three years ago.

  • Nick Lenaghan

How cool is your office? Come inside Amazon’s Collins Street HQ

While the WFH debate rages on – office mandates versus work from where ever – a new swing factor has emerged: how comfy and convivial is your office?

  • Nick Lenaghan

February

David Paradice in December 2021, when a 50 per cent stake of his funds management house was valued at $207 million in a sale to Charter Hall.

Paradice lost: Charter Hall unlikely to deliver big payday

Street Talk understands Charter Hall boss David Harrison is happy sitting on just 50 per cent of Paradice Investment Management

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

Back to office mandates a boon for battered sector: Charter Hall

Fund managers and landlords such as Charter Hall are set to benefit from companies compelling more workers to come into the office more often.

  • Nick Lenaghan

January

Sydney’s Quay Quarter Tower is one of the assets in Mirvac’s MWOF fund, which declined 14.5 per cent last year.

Mirvac office fund declines 14.5pc as headwinds hit wholesale sector

While office assets continue their drawn-out decline in value, dark clouds are also sitting heavy over the golden child of industrial property.

  • Michael Bleby

October 2023

Gilbert + Tobin bail out of Barangaroo

Gilbert + Tobin bails out of Barangaroo

The move is another blow to the Barangaroo precinct, which has struggled to retain tenants due to decisions to move elsewhere or downsize.

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  • Campbell Kwan and Maxim Shanahan
Investors are trying to work out whether it is time to buy bombed-out office property owners.

Big office owners’ pitch can’t overcome interest rate fears

The big property groups love talking about their premium assets. Unfortunately, they need markets to settle down before investors are willing to listen.

  • Anthony Macdonald

Rich Lister Stamoulis spies opportunity in $155m Charter Hall tower

The Melbourne deal comes in a market which has been starved of major trades for the past year as office values fall, under pressure from higher rates and softening demand.

  • Nick Lenaghan

August 2023

Office property suffered the biggest write-downs over fiscal 2023.

Offices on the nose as REITs take $6b hit

While office values could fall further, the outlook for malls is brighter and A-REIT earnings in FY24 could be higher than forecast, say fund managers.

  • Larry Schlesinger
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Centennial acquired the Prestons facility from Charter Hall for $79m

Centennial buys discounted Sydney industrial sites for $163m

Centennial says multistorey is an option for a logistics site in Brookvale acquired from Centuria, while it may expand another site bought from Charter Hall.

  • Larry Schlesinger
Office property values are under pressure, but some parts of the market are feeling it more than otheres.

Three ways the office property reckoning will play out

Charter Hall’s David Harrison says history provides a good guide to how the pressures in the office property market will be resolved.  

  • James Thomson

Charter Hall to lift distribution 6pc despite property headwinds

Property funds under management –  the engine room of Charter Hall’s business – rose 9.5 per cent to $71.9 billion during 2023.

  • Nick Lenaghan
Australians have $100 billion invested in ASX-listed real estate investment trusts.

Some REITs will weather the slowdown

Australian real estate investment trusts have weathered huge recent challenges. If things can’t get worse, are they about to get better?

  • Jeremy Chunn
Next-gen office: Cbus Property’s three-part 435 Bourke Street tower in Melbourne is part of just a small handful of new towers coming to Australia’s CBDs.

There’s one big factor in the office property slump (and it’s not WFH)

Australia’s office tower property sector is in the doldrums - but investors shouldn’t ignore the fact that there’s an excess of new supply.

  • Robert Harley

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