Whitehaven investors back BHP coal assets buy
Deals involving Whitehaven Coal, Mirvac Group and ARN Media have all been well received by investors.
Deals involving Whitehaven Coal, Mirvac Group and ARN Media have all been well received by investors.
The developer, led by Campbell Hanan, is confident in the future of offices as space tightens at the premium end.
The land lease sector is surging as big players get set in the area as customers chase new options amid the housing crisis.
Whitehaven buys BHP Qld coal mines in $6.4bn deal. BHP says IR hit to exceed $1.3bn. AUD jumps on better than expected China GDP. Credit Corp tanks on profit warning. RBA warns on inflation shocks.
A Japanese investor has stepped in to back the largest office sale in the Sydney CBD since the Covid-19 pandemic eased.
A real estate executive with a multimillion-dollar home in an exclusive suburb is fighting allegations he stole a taxi while drunk.
Mirvac boss Campbell Hanan says higher density development in cities and improvements to planning regimes will be key to unlocking more new housing.
Tech sector leads declines. NBN Co submits revised pricing proposal after ACCC rejection. RBNZ holds rates. KPMG cuts pay as revenue lifts. Fletcher, Transurban, Computershare among losers.
The office market’s woes have hit the unlisted sector, where big discounts are now in play as investors get out.
Big institutions are vying for the project, billed as the last piece of the Darling Harbour puzzle.
Many such former shop clusters have been converted to apartments. When I was young, the local mixed business’ proprietor was basically part of our extended family.
More real estate investment trusts are tipped to take the axe to their workforces on the back of weaker market conditions and soaring debt costs.
Once known for its star power when Kerry Packer owned the television network, the project on the former studio property is fast becoming a top apartment precinct.
Mirvac is believed to be working in concert with Pacific Equity Partners to buy the $1bn Serenitas land lease community business.
Property developer Mirvac wants increased immigration to help plug a severe skills gap alongside other urgent measures to revive the ailing building industry.
Mirvac gets a jump on rivals by unveiling plans for a third apartment project, The Albertine in Melbourne, at a time few others have gone ahead.
Listed developer Mirvac has locked in its premiere status in the rapidly growing build-to-rent sector unveiling a $1.8bn fund that will propel its new projects around the country.
The property developer is cashing in on the big demand for last mile logistics centres.
As it tops out its latest Sydney apartment project, the developer says new migrants are buying inner city properties at a faster rate.
A panel of property developers and experts has compared banning the use of ChatGPT among other generative AI as ‘leaving the garage door open’.
Japanese property investors are again putting their stamp on Australian property markets, with real estate house Daibiru backing a $630m office project in the Melbourne CBD.
Howard and Hilary Stack set a record in 2008 when they paid $14.25m for Mirvac’s Pier Newstead Apartments penthouse and now they’re selling up.
The contest for the top job at GPT is understood to have narrowed to two contenders – former Mirvac chief investment officer Brett Draffen and Dexus executive Kevin George.
The logistics property partnership is in line with the developer’s expansion into funds management.
The developer’s house prices are recovering but projects have been delayed by bad weather, says its new chief executive.
Megaport rockets on guidance upgrade. Bubs Australia launches China review. Bank of Japan to review monetary policy. Mirvac cuts outlook. Woodside defends climate policy.
The nation’s office market remains under pressure but big trades are beginning to take hold with offshore capital continuing to favour Australian towers.
GPT’s board could now be looking further afield for a new boss to run the country’s oldest property trust.
A new group of not-for-profits are set to become a major player in property and help address the housing crisis.
A ‘dire’ shortage of housing supply could worsen over the next five years as cash-strapped builders struggle to survive, Mirvac’s new CEO warns.
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