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| | | Property giant Charter Hall has entered into a binding agreement to acquire 50% of Paradice Investment Management. The 50% stake was worth $207 million to Charter Hall, with Paradice shareholders to receive 70% of that in Charter Hall shares and 30% ... |
| | | | ... additional 25% stake in Macquarie Centre for $422.5 million, while AMP Capital itself, together with UniSuper and Cbus Property, acquired the remaining 20% of Pacific Fair for $336.4 million through the AMP Capital Retail Trust. Both stakes were acquired ... |
| | | | ... asset working for their retirement, with the Parliament Square acquisition now complete. This is Tasmania's largest ever property transaction by value. "We are delighted to have purchased such a high-quality asset in a State with our largest number of ... |
| | | | ... Fort Street Real Estate Capital (FSREC), a real estate investor and asset manager which also acts as the investment and property manager for the FSREC Property Fund. The partnership will also see ISPT invest in the FSREC Property Fund via a proposed ... |
| | | | ... further expanding Jameson relationships with clients and assets. "Along with his strong experience in commercial and property finance, his ability to identify opportunistic deals and execute across property transactions and investments will be an asset ... |
| | | | ... development management roles at AMP, MLC, IOOF, VicSuper, and Suncorp. He was most recently an executive vice president at property fund manager Dark Horse. Oey, who hailed from Bank of Melbourne and Bankwest, is now responsible for driving growth, developing ... |
| | | | ... Knight Frank has released its Outlook 2022 Report, which looks at its predictions and major themes driving the Australian property market next year. The report covers everything from the industrial, commercial, office and residential markets, as well ... |
| | | | ... little calm. "Super-for-housing would mean first-home buyers handing their hard-earned retirement savings to existing property owners when they would be better off investing them in super. "Young Australians need their retirement savings quarantined ... |
| | | | ... attractive. "One was a 'no negative equity guarantee'. Users would never be asked to repay more than the value of their property, even if the property fell in value. The other was the ability to take out up to two lump sums per year totalling ... |
| | | | CBRE data reveals foreign investment in Australian commercial property has reached a new annual record, with $16.6 billion in office, retail, industrial and hotel assets having changed hands year to date. The analysis shows that North American investors ... |
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