Lendlease Group higher Wednesday, outperforms the Real Estate sector
Here is the latest company close update for Lendlease Group, LLC.
Here is the latest company close update for Lendlease Group, LLC.
The company has dumped ambitions of being a global builder but still wants to be an investment manager around the globe.
The luxury of these bespoke Circular Quay sub-penthouses is matched only by their breathtaking views.
Tony Watson lost his home, job, friends, and a boatload of money in his fight to show he was dumped over trying to stop Lendlease’s $300m ‘tax dodge’. He’s not alone.
The move is part of GPT’s push deeper into asset management and sees Lendlease step out of running large shopping centres as it focuses on core operations.
The property giant is focusing its comeback on the top end of the residential market, with its next move targetting a Sydney site a Chinese-Australian billionaire is looking to exit.
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Lendlease will save at least $17.1m from a deal with the ATO, which waived chunks of penalty interest, but the construction giant said it would still fight the decision.
The developer is making headway on simplifying its business and is turning to luxury units to spark returns. Investors are backing its new strategy.
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Property giant Lendlease has revealed it’s selling its interest in Capella Capital, a name behind major infrastructure projects such as Melbourne Metro tunnel, to the Sojitz Corporation.
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Former Greenwoods and Freehills tax adviser Tony Watson has raised the hackles of Lendlease and PwC over court claims lodged in his marathon whistleblower fight.
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Embattled property giant Lendlease has wrapped up the sale of its international construction businesses with its UK operation being sold for about $70m.
Lendlease rivals are capitalising on its recent challenges by picking off its top talent.
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Tony Lombardo says material price increases have slowed to near pre-pandemic levels, though labour costs remain high. While price increases are stabilising, the new baseline is likely here to stay.
From leading insolvency action against Alan Bond and Christopher Skase to boardroom tussles, former Lendlease and South32 chairman David Crawford is being remembered as a titan of many arenas.
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Mary Salteri, the cashed-up daughter of the late construction magnate Carlo Salteri, has forked out $30m for an off-the-plan apartment in Sydney’s One Circular Quay.
Lendlease is retreating back to Australia after billions of dollars’ worth of writedowns but shareholders have backed new chairman John Gillam to restore its fortunes.
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Top-tier executives at Australian real estate investment trusts are leaving, as groups trim ranks while making new hirings.
Life won’t be quite so easy for new Lendlease chair John Gillam as he takes the reins amid shareholder concern over returns.
The former hardware boss believes Lendlease can get its glory back. This involves ‘the right kind’ of risk.
Former Bunnings boss John Gillam is an interesting choice as chairman for one of Australia’s most recognised real estate groups.
The property developer has signalled it wants to refocus on Australia with the appointment of the man who drove the growth of the popular hardware chain.
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The developer is the latest to benefit from the rise in Japanese companies chasing higher-growth opportunities in the local property market.
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