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Change of Director's Interest Notice - Louise Mason

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Sep 3, 2024
  • 3 pages

Change of Director's Interest Notice - Mark Menhinnitt

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Aug 27, 2024
  • 3 pages

Notification of cessation of securities - GPT

Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

  • Aug 20, 2024
  • 4 pages

2024 Interim Result Presentation - Speaker Notes

Half Yearly Report, Company Presentation, Chairman's Address - Other

  • Aug 19, 2024
  • 32 pages

2024 Interim Result Data Pack

Half Yearly Report, Company Presentation

  • Aug 19, 2024
  • 91 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

This Month

Time to shine for commercial property.

Time to buy into REITs: Barrenjoey

Property stocks have weathered the interest rate storm, according to Barrenjoey, who say investors could be “well served” to increase their exposure.

  • Nick Lenaghan

August

GPT flags bigger push into funds management

GPT has been an early adopter of the funds’ management model, running large, well-established unlisted office and malls funds.

  • Nick Lenaghan
Lendlease chief executive Tony Lombardo’s strategy reset for the property giant is off to a solid start.

Lendlease’s calm after the storm heads Monday’s results highlights

A few months is a long time for a CEO – just ask Lendlease, Suncorp or Ampol, businesses changing rapidly. Here is Chanticleer’s take on the day’s earnings calls.

  • James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald

May

Property giant GPT slammed as too ‘woke’ for growth

GPT’s chair Vickki McFadden has defended the company’s efforts on environmental and social issues at its annual shareholder meeting.

  • Nick Lenaghan
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February

GPT trims 2024 payout as headwinds hit office towers

GPT has forecast a reduction in its shareholder distribution in 2024, partly as a result of paying higher incentives to woo tenants for its office portfolio.

  • 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

November 2023

Safety is a primary concern during construction.

Are listed landlords prepared for the valuation reckoning?

In the depths of the pandemic, Scentre turned to hybrid capital to protect its balance sheet. Now, some argue office landlords should follow the mall operator’s example.

  • Jonathan Shapiro

October 2023

GPT to run $1b student digs portfolio as rents rise

GPT’s move into rental housing in the form of student digs comes amid increasing institutional interest in that sector.

  • Nick Lenaghan

September 2023

GPT lands new CEO, snagging Charter Hall’s chief financial officer

The drawn-out process to find a new CEO had cast some uncertainty over GPT which, like other listed real estate investment trusts, is battling headwinds in commercial property sector driven by higher interest rates.    

August 2023

Stormwater problems hit logistics projects at Kemps Creek

Developers say a Sydney Water levy was ‘late coming to table’ and added almost $50 million to the development costs of a nine-warehouse project.

  • Robert Harley
5 Martin Place, Sydney, the home of the Ashurst law firm.

Sydney’s office crisis: no space for bankers, lawyers, fund managers

At a time when working from home is hollowing out the national office market, there isn’t enough space in Sydney to house high-income earners.

  • Aaron Patrick

WeWork troubles put $900m in rent at risk in Australia

The New York-listed company says there is “substantial doubt” over its ability to keep operating, as it bleeds cash and memberships are cancelled.

  • Nick Lenaghan
Australia Square at 264 George Street in Sydney.

Debt headwinds smash some REITs - but not others

Borrowing costs affect all investors, but particularly those in commercial property. And then there’s the issue of values.

  • Robert Harley

What we learnt from Monday’s earnings

Our columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald take a deep dive into key profit results: JB Hi-Fi, GPT Group, Bendigo & Adelaide Bank, Aurizon, and Lendlease.

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  • James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald
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GPT beats expectations despite turbulent office market

Chief executive Bob Johnston expects further falls in the values of office buildings, where demand for space has been weakened by the work-from-home trend.

  • Nick Lenaghan

Property groups can’t outrun rising interest rates

GPT Group’s June 30 numbers set the tone for the other major Australian property groups, which will report their earnings in the next 10 days.

  • Anthony Macdonald

June 2023

Lendlease Australia head of sustainability Ann Austin.

Plan A not an option? Lendlease tackles Plan B with renewable diesel

Innovation doesn’t necessarily mean doing something no one has ever done before. It’s about doing something new in your local context.

  • Michael Bleby

April 2023

The next Big Short? Why traders are betting against office towers

There are parallels between the 2008 housing crash and the strains in global commercial property. How bad can it get in Australia?

  • Jonathan Shapiro

February 2023

GPT chief Bob Johnston will step down by the end of the year.

GPT wins on guidance, loses on office

GPT has exceeded expectations with its full-year guidance, but worries about its rising office vacancy linger.

  • Nick Lenaghan

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