Centuria Capital secures $500m mandate in tight industrial market

Centuria Capital secures $500m mandate in tight industrial market

Centuria Capital has secured a $500 million institutional investment mandate on behalf of a US private investment firm.

  • byCarolyn Cummins

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REIV to test neighbourhood office sector

REIV to test neighbourhood office sector

The Real Estate Institute of Victoria is selling its Camberwell headquarters after 50 years of ownership.

  • byCarolyn Cummins
‘Dawn of a new era’:North Sydney’s tallest tower opens its doors

‘Dawn of a new era’:North Sydney’s tallest tower opens its doors

A new building featuring office space and a hotel has opened in North Sydney.

  • byCarolyn Cummins
Stockland cuts home prices,sizes to lure in first-home buyers

Stockland cuts home prices,sizes to lure in first-home buyers

The country’s biggest developer of home estates will cut back the size and price of its projects by an average of 20 per cent,seeking to woo first home buyers.

  • byCarolyn Cummins
Goodman boosts its portfolio with new $100m green star-rated park

Goodman boosts its portfolio with new $100m green star-rated park

The industrial property giant has bumped up its green credentials with a new business park in Melbourne’s south-east.

  • byCarolyn Cummins
Parramatta office vacancy hits record high,creates opportunities for tenants

Parramatta office vacancy hits record high,creates opportunities for tenants

The surge of new developments in Sydney’s west has comes as the area prepares for the impact of the city’s second airport.

  • byCarolyn Cummins
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Office and retail sales deals the lowest for a decade

Office and retail sales deals the lowest for a decade

Over the past three months alone,the rate of sales across all sectors of office,industrial and retail assets collapsed by 61 per cent.

  • byCarolyn Cummins
Fiona Martin is a typical landlord – but she’s not what you expect

Fiona Martin is a typical landlord – but she’s not what you expect

Most Australian landlords lose money on their investments,earn modest incomes and don’t have fancy jobs.

  • byNigel Gladstone
Office hunger games:newest tower wins amid work from home threat

Office hunger games:newest tower wins amid work from home threat

In the new world commercial property order,premium offices are luring tenants,but old,tier-three grade buildings are at risk of being left behind.

  • byCarolyn Cummins
7km of gold:The Sydney waterfront stretch set to generate billions

7km of gold:The Sydney waterfront stretch set to generate billions

Once the scaffolding has been cleared and the new developments are opened,the foreshore from the Harbour Bridge to the Anzac Bridge is set to add billions of dollars of revenue to the local economy.

  • byCarolyn Cummins
Tech wreck takes heat out of office space

Tech wreck takes heat out of office space

Technology giants,once touted as saviours of the office,are rethinking how much space they need as they cut staff and deal with a workforce that prefers to work remotely.

  • byCarolyn Cummins