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Appendix 3Y - Mr A Tindall

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Nov 20, 2024
  • 2 pages

Appendix 3Y - Mr R Johnston

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Nov 19, 2024
  • 3 pages

Stockland announces Distribution Reinvestment Plan

Dividend Reinvestment Plan

  • Nov 14, 2024
  • 22 pages

Market Sensitive

LLC:Regulatory Approval for the sale of Communities Projects

Progress Report

  • Nov 11, 2024
  • 1 page

Market Sensitive

Stockland upgrades FY25 guidance

Periodic Reports - Other, Dividend - Other

  • Nov 11, 2024
  • 1 page

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This Month

Stockland’s joint venture partner, Bangkok-based Supalai, waited since last December for the green light from federal regulators to control 12 Lendlease estates.

How a year-long wait worsens the housing crisis

A near 12-month wait for a Thai property developer for approvals to buy housing estates could deter other foreign developers, warns adviser Joseph Gersh.

  • John Kehoe
A 760-lot project at Alkimos Beach in Perth’s north is one of 12 Stockland is acquiring.

Stockland bumps up earnings after buying Lendlease estates

The mega deal hands 12 greenfield projects to Stockland to develop in the midst of a housing crisis when new homes are in hot demand.   

  • Nick Lenaghan
Business Council round table discussion members, left to right. Lendlease chief executive Tony Lombardo, Stockland chief executive Tarun Gupta, BCA chief executive Bran Black and CBA Matt Comyn.

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

  • James Eyers and Campbell Kwan
The federal government wants to build 1.2 million homes in the next five years.

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.

  • Campbell Kwan and James Eyers
Stockland’s Tarun Gupta, right, says he his company has cut land sizes by about 15 per cent to make them more affordable.

Doing more with less will not solve the housing crisis

Building costs have stopped rising quickly, but could easily take off again if builders are bidding for labour and materials against our other good causes.

  • Anthony Macdonald
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October

BHP and ANZ director Christine O’Reilly; Macquarie Group director Rebecca McGrath and AUB chair and CBA director Peter Harmer.

2024’s most powerful and influential directors revealed

As AGM season gathers pace, the BOSS index of the country’s most powerful and influential directors reveals a new cohort rising through the ranks.

  • Patrick Durkin
James Kelly.

Gloss comes off ‘success story’ in baby boomer housing

The pioneering developer of affordable accommodation for downsizing Baby Boomers is ending his tenure after a tough year.

  • Michael Bleby

September

ACCC green light for $1.3b Lendlease, Stockland estates deal

The divestment is one of a number of major initiatives that Lendlease boss Tony Lombardo is pursuing in a radical overhaul of the global developer.

  • Nick Lenaghan
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

Stockland says clarity on interest rates is essential for sales to pick up.

Stockland overshoots own housing predictions as settlements jump

Just four months after taming its own settlement guidance in April, the diversified developer has reported a stronger housing picture.

  • Michael Bleby

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
Approve the deal, get the land flowing: NEX Building Group CEO Andrew Helmers wants the competition regulator to approve Stockland’s $1.3bn purchase of 12 Lendlease estates.

NSW builder NEX wants $1.3b Stockland-Lendlease to go ahead

The largest home builder in Australia’s largest state says Stockland will be able to bring much-needed land to market faster than Lendlease.

  • Michael Bleby

July

Stockland bought five land lease community projects in Queensland.

This fledgling asset class is generating double-digit returns

Investors are earning attractive returns from land lease communities, which can generate an annuity-style income.

  • Sam Tamblyn

Would you like coffee with your concrete?

One of the world’s most polluting materials can be made less polluting. The new technology has helped Arup win the Professional Services category.

  • Michael Bleby
ACCC commissioner Liza Carver.

ACCC uses land grab to put new property prices under microscope

Two big property groups trying to trade 12 would-be housing estates have caught the regulator’s eye.

  • Anthony Macdonald
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Going, going … Lendlease’s 760-lot Alkimos Beach community is one of 12 Stockland is acquiring.

ACCC gives Lendlease, Stockland two-month ultimatum over $1.3b deal

The competition watchdog has further delayed a decision on the two property giants’ transaction over a 12-community portfolio of assets.

  • Michael Bleby

June

Productivity Commission chairwoman Danielle Wood.

‘You smile too much’: the early career advice Danielle Wood ignored

Be brave and have fun, is what Australia’s leading women would say to their younger selves.

  • Lucy Dean
Adam Vaggelas, right, and Nick Singleton.

GreenFort Capital targets $800m land lease portfolio

There’s a growing snowball of players and money rolling into the residential property play on one of Australia’s biggest demographic changes.

  • Michael Bleby
Paul O’Sullivan says it is appropriate for directors to disclose personal information about themselves if they wish.

ANZ’s openly gay chairman warns on ASX’s sexuality disclosure

Asking boards to disclose the sexuality, age and ethnicity of directors risks encroaching on their privacy and could make them a target for activists, leading directors warn.

  • Sally Patten and Patrick Durkin
Anne Templeman-JonesAnne Templeman-Jones welcomes disclosure about the make-up of boards, but warns it could result in a tick-a-box approach.

Proposed director disclosures may raise privacy concerns

Leading directors question whether an ASX proposal to recommend board members disclose their sexuality, age, ethnicity and any disabilities would add value.

  • Sally Patten and Patrick Durkin

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