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| | | ... 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 ... |
| | | | ... thus providing diversification benefits. Westfield for instance, is listed in Australia but has high quality shopping centres in Europe and the US. Simon Property Group is listed on the US stock exchange but has assets in Europe and Asia while Unibail ... |
| | | | ... Challenger Life's recent decision to purchase part of a $602 million portfolio of half-stakes in six Federation Centre shopping centres in areas including Bankstown and Roselands in NSW and Sunshine in Victoria. The company's newly established Aligned ... |
| | | | ... six Federation shopping malls in a deal worth $602 million. The asset manager will take a 50% stake in regional shopping centres in Bankstown and Roselands in New South Wales as well as two convenience centres at Toormina and Lennox in New South Wales ... |
| | | | ... Property Trust (ISPT) has entered a joint venture with Wesfarmers-owned Coles. ISPT will buy a 75% stake of 19 Coles shopping centres across Australia with the possibility of expanding the investment over time. The asset has been purchased in a newly-created ... |
| | | | ... Capital's ability to deliver these outcomes. Their investment allows them to participate in the growth of leading shopping centres with significant development opportunities. The AMP Capital Shopping Centre fund has $2.3 billion in funds under management ... |
| | | | ... 0.1%. So much for fears that the January tax rises and cuts to public spending would deter Americans from the shopping centres, ey? While everybody and his dog goes Dow watching, to the left of the United Kingdom on google maps is making big strides ... |
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