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| | | ... follow the highly successful model of the dozen or so other listed funds - including funds for tollways, airports, shopping centres and radio towers - that are managed by Australia's largest investment bank. Macquarie Bank was tight-lipped on the details ... |
| | | | ... values Duelguide at around $5.5 billion on an enterprise value basis. Chelsfield owns one of the UK's leading shopping centres, Merry Hill near Birmingham and has an interest in a number of large-scale development projects including the White City retail ... |
| | | | ... Centro said. Located in five Australian states, the portfolio has more than 300 retailers with interests in seven shopping centres in Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Burnie. The initial yield on the CMCS 33 is 8% with a substantial tax advantaged ... |
| | | | ... time, the diversified trust has entered into a 50/50 ownership agreement with Westfield Group for four Australian shopping centres. Combined gearing will rise to 48%, from between 26% and 38% for each trust at present. Goldman Sachs JBWere analyst Simon ... |
| | | | ... The merged entity would have combined assets under management of $6.4 billion and property management of 132 shopping centres in Australia, New Zealand and California Centro currently owns a 31.7% stake in Prime and is its responsible entity. At the ... |
| | | | Investors in listed property trusts could reportedly be hit by changes to the tax deductions allowed for shopping centres, office towers, hotels and industrial facilities. The Australian Financial Review reports the tax office has signalled a review ... |
| | | | ... Bondi centre has already opened multiple stages, and the final stage is expected to open in the second half. Shopping centres at The Pines in Melbourne, Mt Gravatt in Brisbane and Riccarton in Christchurch are all expected to be completed by the end ... |
| | | | ... just outside the top 100 at 111, up from 147th last year with an estimated wealth of A$5.46 billion. Westfield Shopping Centres have made Frank Lowy, 73, and his family wealthy enough to rank at 216th on the world-wide list, with A$3.12 billion. Melbourne's ... |
| | | | The Macquarie DDR Trust, which invests in North American community shopping centres, is set to list on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) today, under the code MDT. The offer closed fully subscribed by a mix of institutional and retail investors. The ... |
| | | | ... on Commonwealth Property Fund are unaffected by the announced sale of the fund's 50% share in three regional shopping centres to its joint venture partner, Westfield Trust for $A610 million. CPF is rated A-minus/stable/A1 while Westfield Trust is rated ... |
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