March
‘We’ll fight’: Alex Waislitz on family battles and bad bets
The billionaire investor is mired in clashes with his ex-wife, future sister-in-law and developer Tim Gurner. But he’s up for it, he says.
January
MaxCap warns of real estate fund return slump and asset fire sales
The private credit firm has told investors that an “extended period of high market volatility” had hurt the viability of some of its real estate investments.
December 2024
Why Gurner gave up alcohol – and what he learnt
The property developer and wellness entrepreneur has rarely had a drink for 18 months. He doesn’t like what he sees from people who are imbibing.
October 2024
Gas, nukes don’t change the importance of energy targets: poll
Most readers of The Australian Financial Review believe the Albanese government cannot afford to fall short of its legislated 2030 emissions target.
Gurner in a state of disarray
Readers’ letters on Tim Gurner’s criticism of Melbourne, Matt Kean’s rejection of nuclear power, Coles and Woolworths and interest rates.
The $2b lux apartment makeover for country’s worst office market
Orchard Piper has launched a $300 million apartment and hotel project joining the likes of Tim Gurner, Cbus Property and Peter Devitt with projects on St Kilda Road.
September 2024
Unlimited ice baths and saunas: LA-style wellness lands here
Super Young’s most expensive membership package includes unlimited access to red light therapy, hyperbaric chambers and cryotherapy. All for $15,000 a year.
July 2024
Tim Gurner, Qualitas take control of Jam Factory after $180m raising
The acquisition of the remaining 50 per cent interest in the Chapel Street site by Gurner/Qualitas sees Chris Langford’s Newmark Capital exit the landmark project.
May 2024
‘Biggest challenge by a mile’: why developers can’t build homes people can afford
Developers Tim Gurner, Sam Tarascio and Maha Sinnathamby have kept their places on this year’s Rich List amid a housing crisis. This is how they did it.
Gurner-Roberts merger plan sinks
A lack of “chemistry” between the two Rich List business leaders also hindered a merger of their development and construction businesses.