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| | | ... Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund (DWSF) exchanged contracts with Scentre Group to acquire a 25% stake in Westfield Chermside, Brisbane, for $683 million. This fresh investment comes after Dexus Funds Management launched court action against AMP and Collimate ... |
| | | | ... population growth, limited land supply, and infrastructure development. According to Global Commercial Real Estate Services, Brisbane industrial transactions have increased year-on-year by 36% in Q1 2025 to $333 million. The assets, located in Stapylton ... |
| | | | Former Qualitas duo Manuel Paraskevos and Ethan Dixon have opened Poinsettia Capital, a Brisbane-based advisory and funds management firm that provides tailored debt and equity finance for mid-market residential projects in South-East Queensland. The ... |
| | | | The Australian Unity Office Fund (AOF) has delayed the settlement of its Brisbane asset to August but insists that it is on track to shutter its doors before June. The settlement of 150 Charlotte Street, Brisbane was originally set to settle in late ... |
| | | | ... Katerina Skulskaya, a former director at Colonial First State Investments, to strengthen its fundraising efforts. Based in Brisbane, Skulskaya will cover private wealth and family office clients for Longreach Capital Advisors, which is led by Andrew ... |
| | | | ... Australian Sales team with 90 private credit, real estate and structured finance staffers now based in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane. In the new role, he will develop and manage client relationships and raise capital in the local market. Nicoll arrived ... |
| | | | ... Blondel joins QIC's Singapore office as director of institutional distribution. After spending eight years in the Brisbane office, he is tasked with leading investor relationships in one of QIC's key regions for growth. Blondel previously worked ... |
| | | | ... position in their sectors. Chung also said Mead left his mark on Australia's social infrastructure, backing projects like Brisbane's mixed-use community Herston Quarter as well as driving development and investment in hospitals, aged care, retirement ... |
| | | | ASIC has banned JB Markets director Peter Aardoom from providing financial services, controlling an entity that carries on a financial services business and performing any function involved in the carrying on of a financial services business for eight ... |
| | | | ... presence in Western Australia. This expansion is in addition to existing operations in Victoria, New South Wales and Brisbane. |
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