Industrial and office markets will be the key to reporting season

Industrial and office markets will be the key to reporting season

Industrial property owners will likely be the standout performers in the reporting season which kicks off in earnest next week for the Australian real estate investment trust sector.

  • byCarolyn Cummins

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From ‘just in time’ to ‘just in case’,supply chain crunch hits big sheds

From ‘just in time’ to ‘just in case’,supply chain crunch hits big sheds

Australia’s largest privately-owned container logistics operator says rampant warehouse demand across the country is a sign of retailers building up inventory to deal with shipping issues and COVID delays.

  • bySimon Johanson andCarolyn Cummins
Stockland to weather residential trough with 10 projects in the pipeline

Stockland to weather residential trough with 10 projects in the pipeline

Stockland,the country’s biggest residential developer,has signalled a slowdown in housing sales growth in the coming month as buyers remain cautious about higher interest rates.

  • byCarolyn Cummins
Listed property giants face acid test in reporting season

Listed property giants face acid test in reporting season

The upcoming profit reporting season for listed real estate income trusts (REITs) is shaping up as a test of how the sector will cope if the economy slows as expected.

  • byTim Boreham
Green light for $650m North Sydney skyscraper

Green light for $650m North Sydney skyscraper

Sydney’s north shore office market is roaring back to life with the green light given to private developers Third.i for a $650 million skyscraper known as Warada on Walker,being built with joint venture partner Toohey Miller.

  • byCarolyn Cummins
Narrow block with footpath down the middle asking over $400,000

Narrow block with footpath down the middle asking over $400,000

Welcome to the 2022 property market,where a narrow plot of land in Queensland’s Sunshine Coast region is for sale for $400,000 with a footpath running down its centre.

  • bySonia Taylor
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Stockland sells retirement villages for close to $1 billion

Stockland sells retirement villages for close to $1 billion

Property giant Stockland has delivered a first-half profit of $850 million thanks to more than half a billion dollars in gains from revaluing its shopping centres,and announced a $987 million deal to sell its retirement villages.

  • byCarolyn Cummins
Cybersecurity and e-commerce fuel hot growth of data centres

Cybersecurity and e-commerce fuel hot growth of data centres

The launch of property giant Stockland’s $2 billion-plus data centre precinct in Sydney’s north-west is a reflection of how this infrastructure IT sector has gained significant interest from real estate investors.

  • byCarolyn Cummins
Stockland town centres cop hefty COVID hit

Stockland town centres cop hefty COVID hit

A quarter of retail tenants in the $11 billion property developer’s town centres are struggling to pay their rent as state lockdowns extract a heavy toll.

  • bySimon Johanson
Stockland back in black with $1.1b profit

Stockland back in black with $1.1b profit

Booming demand for warehouses and logistic hubs together with a spike in housing settlements has propelled property giant Stockland to a $1.1 billion statutory profit for the pandemic-hit 2021 financial year.

  • byCarolyn Cummins
Stockland explores affordable land lease housing as sector booms

Stockland explores affordable land lease housing as sector booms

Stockland plans to deliver more than 3000 lots in its burgeoning land lease division,which offers affordable manufactured homes for the retirement sector.

  • byCarolyn Cummins