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Regional housing markets outpace the capitals as rates rise

Home values in regional markets are rising faster than in the cities as higher interest rates hurt and migration away from built up areas escalates, CoreLogic says.

  • 2 mins ago
  • Nila Sweeney
IFM Investors chair Cath Bowtell.

Super funds housing investment ‘not a subsidy’, IFM says

“When we invest in Australian companies that create jobs for Australians, no one says ’What are you doing investing in job-creating companies?” giant fund manager says.

  • 30 mins ago
  • Michael Bleby

Billionaire Greg Goodman not scared to give the market what it wants

On M&A Monday, the deal that caught our eye was Goodman’s decision to set a listed fund free and try to make money as a shareholder.

  • 1 hr ago
  • Anthony Macdonald

Australia needs $115b to fund new housing, Qualitas says

The pick-up in private funding puts pressure on the federal government to clarify rules around inclusion of affordable rental housing in new developments.

  • Michael Bleby

Office values plunge as CBD market bottoms

Major CBD office towers are selling at 20 per cent discounts to their peak value, the best evidence yet that the correction in Australia’s office market is nearing the bottom.

  • Nick Lenaghan

Unrenovated Sydney terrace beats reserve by $1.5m

A Paddington terrace sold for $9m on a weekend when auction clearance rates were weaker amid a surge in listings, indicating more properties on offer than buyers.

  • Nila Sweeney

How it Sold

The deceased estate home with shed on a site comprising three separate titles at 7 Churchill Street in the Ipswich,] Queensland suburb of Churchill sold at auction for $1,050,000.

First home buyers don’t get a look-in as investors swoop

Rate-sensitive aspiring home owners hoped to buy one of three lots put up for sale by one vendor, but they didn’t even get to bid.

  • Michael Bleby

The $2.9m sale that shows first home buyers are back

In one part of Sydney, the market has turned and higher-priced properties have become harder to sell while more affordable ones are booming again.

  • Michael Bleby

Luxury Property

Bruce Peterson has purchased this Elwood home for $17 million.

How Elwood’s record-breaking $17m house has links with van Gogh

The founder of immersive digital art exhibition juggernaut Grande Experiences, Bruce Peterson, and his wife Karyn are moving from nearby Brighton.

  • Bonnie Campbell
The heritage-listed Boomerang mansion on the Elizabeth Bay waterfront.

$80m Boomerang bumps off top trophy as 2023’s most expensive home

Kerry Packer once broke a chair there and Paul Keating was among guests at one of Australia’s most glamorous and colourful trophy homes, which sold in a secret pre-Christmas deal.

  • Bonnie Campbell
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The deceased estate home with shed on a site comprising three separate titles at 7 Churchill Street in the Ipswich,] Queensland suburb of Churchill sold at auction for $1,050,000.

First home buyers don’t get a look-in as investors swoop

Rate-sensitive aspiring home owners hoped to buy one of three lots put up for sale by one vendor, but they didn’t even get to bid.

  • Michael Bleby

Yesterday

National auction clearance rates are still substantially higher than at the same time last year.

ANZ downgrades house price forecast for Sydney, Melbourne

Growth in the country’s biggest housing markets has slowed showing higher interest rates have hit harder than expected.

  • Nila Sweeney
Bruce Peterson has purchased this Elwood home for $17 million.

How Elwood’s record-breaking $17m house has links with van Gogh

The founder of immersive digital art exhibition juggernaut Grande Experiences, Bruce Peterson, and his wife Karyn are moving from nearby Brighton.

  • Bonnie Campbell

This Month

Lendlease’s epic slide started more than a quarter-century ago

After many false starts, the once-venerable property group’s latest chief faces an uphill task convincing investors he can turn around the troubled business.

  • Michael Bleby
The heritage-listed Boomerang mansion on the Elizabeth Bay waterfront.

$80m Boomerang bumps off top trophy as 2023’s most expensive home

Kerry Packer once broke a chair there and Paul Keating was among guests at one of Australia’s most glamorous and colourful trophy homes, which sold in a secret pre-Christmas deal.

  • Bonnie Campbell
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The Point Piper property could fetch $65 million.

Point Piper family to sell $65m harbour-view mansion

Retail Apparel Group co-founder Stephen Leibowitz and his wife Pam have listed their Wolseley Road home of two decades before a Double Bay move.

  • Bonnie Campbell

Lifestyle Communities to raise $275m for ‘land lease’ model

An emerging housing option, land lease communities are typically aimed at budget retirees. Residents buy a pre-fabricated home from the housing estate operator then pay a ground rent for their site.

  • Nick Lenaghan

It’s too expensive to build ski lodges in Japan’s powder paradise

Prospects for developers to generate large profits at famed Japanese ski destination Niseko are dwindling as speculation from foreign investors sends land prices soaring.

  • Lisa Du
An average Sydney first-home buyer can no longer afford an entry-level home across the city.

Even Sydney’s cheapest houses out of reach for first-home buyers

Aspiring house buyers in Sydney are now priced out even from the cheapest segment of the market after interest rates and home prices rose sharply last year, a new report shows.

  • Nila Sweeney

Back to office mandates a boon for battered sector: Charter Hall

Fund managers and landlords such as Charter Hall are set to benefit from companies compelling more workers to come into the office more often.

  • Nick Lenaghan
There were 66 bids for a St. John of God Healthcare distribution warehouse in Ballarat.

High-yielding commercial properties better bet than housing

Girish Ramkrishnani acquired two commercial properties in regional SA on yields of more than 6 per cent. He intends to sell down his Melbourne residential investments.

  • Larry Schlesinger

‘I love Gold Coast property’: Clive Palmer on $28m beachfront buy

Billionaire mining magnate and former Gold Coast real estate agent Clive Palmer has reset the region’s residential record with a $28 million Mermaid Beach buy.

  • Bonnie Campbell
Missing in action: China's soft rock queen Tian Zhen.

Chinese star to sell $18m landmark apartment in Point Piper

A luxury apartment owned by a Chinese singer Tian Zhen has joined the prestige market with an $18 million guide.

  • Bonnie Campbell
Scentre CEO Elliott Rusanow at Westfield in Sydney

Westfield owner Scentre beats guidance with 5.4pc lift in payout

Scentre’s leasing spreads, the difference in rents between old and new agreements, is expected to remain positive even as consumer spending slows.

  • Campbell Kwan
Stockland CEO Tarun Gupta.

New sales inquiries up 20pc as rate expectations stabilise: Stockland

The developer and landlord has kept its earnings outlook unchanged even as residential earnings slumped in the six months to December.

  • Michael Bleby
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Going up in South Melbourne: the residential site Local and an overseas investor acquired from Blue Earth Group has a permit for 406 units.

BTR operator Local closes $650m fund for two buildings

As private investors pull back, institutions are stepping in to develop build-to-rent housing.

  • Michael Bleby
The company’s least used benefits are its novated leases and employee assistance program.

Lendlease tax dispute exposes Aware Super

Superannuation fund Aware is set to become entangled in Lendlease’s $260 million dispute with the Tax Office over a portfolio of retirement village assets.

  • John Kehoe

Fund manager Centuria’s move into alternate assets pays off

The diversification strategy had been vindicated by the market disruption caused by recent global events including the pandemic, according to joint CEO John McBain.

  • Nick Lenaghan
Sun’s shining: Ingenia Communities’ Latitude One development in Port Stephens, NSW

Ingenia settlement revenue jumps as home-building constraints ease

The developer of affordable housing for downsizing over-55s could not avoid higher building costs, which have narrowed its new-home profit margin.

  • Michael Bleby

Distressed listings to surge if interest rates stay on hold this year

The proportion of vendors desperate to offload properties jumped to 20 per cent in some mortgage belt areas as owners struggle to meet higher mortgage repayments.

  • Nila Sweeney