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February

Office property has had a rough few years, but there are signs the cycle is turning.

The tide is turning against WFH. Office property will be a winner

Like it or not, the return-to-workplace push is gaining momentum. It’s one of two big factors setting the stage for a revival in commercial real estate. 

There are some signs that housing supply issues may be improving.

Finally, there’s a bit of housing crisis hope

Interest rate cuts are stirring housing demand before they even arrive. But suddenly, there’s some good news on the supply front too.  

Mirvac says middle ring housing demand is booming

The diversified developer, builder and landlord claimed a ‘solid’ result in a market that is still recovering.

January

Mirvac Wholesale Office Fund, which owns Quay Quarter Tower (pictured) and the former AMP building, deliver positive returns for the final quarter of 2024.

Why a 1.4pc return is great news for the office market

Mirvac Wholesale Office Fund, which owns Quay Quarter Tower and the former AMP building, delivered positive returns for the final quarter of 2024.

December 2024

Mirvac has signed Sumitomo Corp as a capital partner for its $830 million Highforest residential project in north-western Sydney’s West Pennant Hills.

Japanese giant in mega housing deal with Mirvac

The deal marks the next wave of Japanese investment in Australian property as trading companies seek out opportunities.

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November 2024

Mirvac GM of Development in Victoria Elyssa Anderson and Development CEO Stuart Penklis at the construction site of Trielle, a 45-level, all-electric residential tower at the company’s Yarra’s Edge precinct on Monday.

Mirvac taps stamp duty exemptions to sell luxury Melbourne apartments

News of the sales – and strong demand for a Sydney development with no tax break – raise questions about who should benefit from stamp duty cuts.

Telstra’s chief financial officer Michael Ackland, Mirvac chief financial officer Courtenay Smith and Challenger CEO Nick Hamilton at the AFR’s CFO Live summit on Tuesday.

Business says Trump’s return turns up competition for investment

Executives from Telstra, QBE, Challenger and Mirvac have warned that the US and even Britain risk pulling away from Australia by cutting red tape.

Telstra chief financial officer Michael Ackland says businesses are stuck with a difficult dilemma.

This is why Australia is stuck in a rut

Low investment and productivity growth has left the country’s economy in the doldrums. The short-term challenges are large, but we can’t forget the long term.

October 2024

How to have a job you love, save the world and earn up to $800k

This week BOSS speaks to four executives who are helping to save the planet. All have a high level of job satisfaction, and all earn decent money. It appears it is possible to have it all. 

September 2024

Darling Harbour apartments with ‘unparalleled’ views to trigger price-war

The double-storey apartments that will overlook Sydney’s Darling Harbour are set to be the newest luxury properties to enter the city’s high-altitude wars.

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.

August 2024

Geoff Wilson is in the same boat as everyone else at the end of this exhausting profit season – trying to pinpoint exactly where we are in this cycle.

What I learnt from 30 CEOs in 30 days

The profit season has delivered a confusing picture of an economy stuck between cycles. Here are 30 nuggets to help investors navigate this tricky environment. 

Not crossing the line: But large contractors want reforms to an insolvency scheme they say costs them money.

How construction failures push up costs for builders – and consumers

Union officials with unchecked power on construction sites force builders to cover costs of insolvent subcontractors, which in turn pushes up costs for home buyers.

Australia has a ‘thousand levers’ to pull to increase new home supply

Governments must create an environment that makes it easier to add more housing, including bringing in more skilled tradies, says Mirvac’s development head.

The CFMEU’s power has expanded at challenging time in the economic cycle.

The CFMEU’s real secret? Following the money

It’s no coincidence the very worst behaviour of the CFMEU has occurred at the same time the economic cycle has turned in the union’s favour.

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Campbell Hanan is CEO of Mirvac, one of the country’s largest office landlords and residential developers.

Building cost rises create horror year for Mirvac

One of the country’s largest property developers says profit margins on some big apartment projects have halved, pushing earnings significantly lower this year.

Mirvac shocked investors with a profit downgrade on Thursday.

Housing crisis rages, but there’s no money in building flats

The property developer’s shock profit downgrade is all about its struggles to make apartment projects profitable, even as housing shortages worsen. 

Michele Bullock’s remarks come amid a split between the RBA and the Albanese government over the economic outlook.

Rising costs hit Mirvac margins, new homes

Property developer Mirvac blamed the steep rise in labour and material costs for halving its profit margins on some residential projects, triggering a 13 per cent fall in operating earnings this year.

Terry Snow at Canberra Airport in 2019.

Canberra Airport developer Terry Snow dies

His biggest legacy was in property development and philanthropy, but his family also praised him as “a family man and a man who sought adventures”.

July 2024

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

Office funds post their worst performance since GFC

ISPT 50 Lonsdale Street Property Trust and the Mirvac Wholesale Office Fund were the worst performers, posting declines in total return of more than 20 per cent.

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