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Why a $600m revamp of a Sydney mall makes sense in tough times (opens the original)
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The reason Deborah Coakley, managing director of real estate at QIC, is pressing “go” on a $600 million redevelopment of north-western Sydney shopping mall Castle Towers in the middle of a cost-of-living crunch is both complex and very simple. Yes, Coakley is all too aware of consumer worries with interest rates rising to a 15-year high of 4.6 per cent this week while an inflation jump – on the back of higher building costs and petrol costs – will keep the pressure on the Reserve Bank to conside
Twice-sweetened $3b-plus offer for Ingenia still lowball: analysts (opens the original)
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A private equity buyout bid valuing housing provider Ingenia Communities at more than $3 billion, which has been increased twice from the original offer, may still fall short of the mark given the ASX-listed player’s growth potential, say analysts. The clock is ticking for a decision on the $5.25 per security cash bid lobbed on the weekend by Warburg Pincus, which gives the Ingenia board until Friday to agree to allow the Asia-based private equity fund manager access to due diligence. Gift artic
Super fund giant ART ramps up build-to-rent move with Mirvac (opens the original)
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A major play for rental housing by Australia’s second-biggest super fund, the $370 billion Australian Retirement Trust, is gaining traction, with the property fund it has backed, run by Mirvac, in talks to acquire two Brisbane build-to-rent buildings. The proposed acquisition of the Brisbane properties from a Canadian pension fund represents a significant step forward in the evolution of the 15,000-unit build-to-rent sector as Australian industry super funds warm to it. Gift articles to anyone y
Rising rates, surging bonds take a toll on property stocks (opens the original)
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The trading stocks of Australia’s major ASX-listed property trusts, a $140 billion sector, have collectively slumped by close to 20 per cent over the past year as successive interest rate hikes followed by rising bond yields force a painful revaluation of expected returns from real estate. The warning lights are still flashing for real estate investment trusts, or REITs as they are known, with more rate rises expected: economists are strongly anticipating that the Reserve Bank board will lift th
Australia’s five most powerful property people in 2026 (opens the original)
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Among the forces shaping the property sector over the past year, the most dramatic has been the housing downturn that has sent capital city prices tumbling. Some analysts expect a peak-to-trough correction of 10 per cent nationally, making it one of the most severe in the past 40 years. ANZ estimates that Sydney prices might fall by 14.5 per cent before the slump is done; Melbourne prices could fall by 12.8 per cent. A cocktail of rising interest rates, mixed with Labor’s winding back of investo
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