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| | ... meetings: AMP, Rio Tinto, Caltex Australia, as well as Scentre Group, owner of Westfield's Australian and New Zealand shopping centres. In Australia, the market on Wednesday suffered its biggest one-day fall in two years after Commonwealth Bank and Woolworths ... |
| | | ... Stockland after it lifted its full year earnings guidance slightly thanks to strong retail sales growth from its shopping centres. Stockland was up six cents, or 1.35 per cent, to $4.51. Gaming company Tabcorp has lifted its third quarter revenues despite ... |
| | | ... showcases, leisure areas and a "sense of community". The rationale behind this, said TH Real Estate director of UK shopping centres Chris Pyne, is that consumers have a "need for immediacy of satisfaction." "People are glued to their cellphone units," ... |
| | | ... the city of Milton Keynes in England. Similarly, the Future Fund acquired a 33% stake in one of the UKs largest shopping centres, the Bullring in Birmingham, in 2009 for £210 million ($382 million) at a yield of 7%. They sold the asset on TIAA Henderson's ... |
| | | ... a $US143 million net loss for the six months to June 30. The owner of Westfield's Australian and New Zealand shopping centres, Scentre lost 5.5 cents to $3.495 despite lifting its first half net profit 2.3 per cent. Specialty Fashion, which bought the ... |
| | | ... AustralianSuper said. Australia's largest industry superannuation fund is looking to invest in office property and shopping centres across continental Europe. AustralianSuper head of property Jack McGougan explained that the fund has been monitoring ... |
| | | ... Scentre, allowing Westfield to focus on managing and developing its international businesses, which includes major shopping centres in the UK and US. Westfield Group shareholders have already approved the restructure, with 98 per cent voting in favour ... |
| | | ... The boards of Westfield Group and WRT have proposed merging WRT, the jointly-owned Australian and New Zealand shopping centres, and management rights currently held by Westfield Group, into a new entity called Scentre. Westfield Group's international ... |
| | | ... including New York, San Francisco, London, Paris, Hong Kong and Tokyo and contain some of the world's leading shopping centres, premium office buildings, modern industrial logistics parks, as well as apartments, storage facilities and hotels. "The property ... |
| | | ... $1.1 billion in pooled investments with the Australian investment manager, which specialises in investing in shopping centres. However, the new arrangement with QIC is not a traditional mandate, in which the super fund gives the fund manager a specific ... |
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