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    Man behind $395m NDIS investment fraud gets 12 years in prison

    The verdict brings to an end a criminal matter in which the former property developer used fake documentation to secure financing from Korean pension funds.

    • Michael Bleby and Campbell Kwan

    This Month

    Cromwell Property CEO Jonathan Callaghan.

    Property fund manager’s stock pops as it says goodbye to Europe

    In a transformational deal, long struggling Cromwell has sold out of its European exposures, sending its stock surging as investors welcomed the move.

    • Nick Lenaghan
    Mark Wizel in conversation with Coles property boss Fiona Mackenzie at the AICC lunch in Melbourne.

    Coles property boss says building woes could force up grocery prices

    Coles property boss Fiona Mackenzie says not being able to deliver new supermarkets as planned could force up the prices of grocery items.

    • Larry Schlesinger
    Gary Weiss chairs Cromwell Property Group’s board.

    Cromwell sells European platform for $457m; eyes on ESR

    In particular, banks would be gauging industrial property player ESR’s interest in chipping away at its 30 per cent stake in Cromwell Property Group.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    Robert Attallah, who runs Coombs Shoe Service.

    Cobbler counts the cost of fewer feet as CBD economies lose $4.3b

    Cities are getting 370,000 fewer office worker visits every day compared to pre-pandemic, which has led to CBD-based businesses struggling to make ends meet.

    • Campbell Kwan
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    Lendlease change can’t stop with chairman’s retirement

    The retirement of Lendlease chairman Michael Ullmer will be welcomed by the company’s small army of critics. But it’s what happens next that counts. 

    • James Thomson
    Michael Ullmer

    Lendlease chairman to step down at AGM

    Michael Ullmer has confirmed he will step down at the company’s shareholder meeting in November, but disgruntled investors want more action than that.

    • Nick Lenaghan and Joshua Peach
    One of the buildings in the Australian Unity Office Fund's portfolio.

    Australian Unity Office Fund in exclusive DD for St Kilda property

    Street Talk understands the $220 million market cap fund is in exclusive due diligence with a buyer for its St Kilda Road property.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    Development of renewable assets – including wind, solar, battery – is surging.

    Press ‘go’ on the $20b boom in renewables development

    Renewables construction will hit $20 billion annually by 2026/27 as the country races towards ambitious carbon targets and coal-fired power stations close.

    • Nick Lenaghan
    An artist’s impression of the approved hotel and apartment development.

    Collins Street tower to appeal to return-to-office ‘boltholers’

    Developer Sterling Global believes corporate high-flyers commuting into town from regional locations on a more regular basis will want a CBD bolthole.

    • Larry Schlesinger
    Shaped like a wing: Adrian Williams in front of the Aerofoil co-working hub and new hotels.

    Accor readies Melbourne Airport hotel and co-working hub for take-off

    The hotel offering of 464 rooms across two Accor brands – a Novotel and ibis Styles – will include a two-level co-working hub when it opens on July 1.

    • Larry Schlesinger
    Kookaburra Logistics Estate is one of three industrial assets that ISPT is putting up for sale.

    ISPT to put $250m of logistics sites on the market

    The super fund investor is trying to turn around its flagship fund by selling three industrial sites. It plans to recycle that capital into larger sites.

    • Campbell Kwan
    Exceed has purchased this office building in Toowong for $37m

    Fund manager busy buying assets in a struggling office market

    Brisbane-based Exceed Capital has snared its second office building in nine months and is now circling bigger CBD assets

    • Larry Schlesinger
    The Tag Heuer and Swatch tenancies on Collins Street will be unaffected by the revamp of the arcade.

    UBS bets on co-working and bowling to fix troubled Melbourne mall

    UBS has secured two big tenancies for St Collins Lane, an arcade in the Melbourne CBD that has been one of the city’s worst performing malls for years.

    • Larry Schlesinger
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    The battle for the streets of New York

    The Big Apple’s streets are teetering between lively and unlivable. Now, the city is about to embark on the country’s first congestion-pricing plan.

    • Dodai Stewart
    The Biomedical Building has sold $103 million, which was no discount to its book value.

    Why this $103m office on Sydney CBD fringe sold at no discount

    Listed property fund manager Centuria has sold its Biomedical Building to Kurraba Group for $103 million.

    • Campbell Kwan
    Lendlease is under pressure to refocus its efforts on its more successful Australian operations.

    Aware Super wants a new chairman at Lendlease, fast

    Lendlease’s biggest investor has called for an external candidate to replace Michael Ullmer, and urgently steer the embattled developer’s turnaround.

    • Nick Lenaghan
    Mutton Hole and Oakland Park (pictured) have a carrying capacity of 17,000 cattle

    Rural Funds, SA winemakers list $80m of cattle stations

    Rural Funds is selling two cattle properties in Queensland’s Gulf of Carpentaria, while the SA-based DiGiorgio family is selling Aroona Station in the NT.

    • Larry Schlesinger
    Dexus is attempting to block Kevin Seymour’s eight-tower precinct (pictured), alleging it would take business away its own shopping centre down the road.

    Mall war: Kevin Seymour accuses Dexus of anticompetitive conduct

    The Rich Lister is accusing Dexus of acting anti-competitively for blocking his proposed Brisbane precinct to protect its own retail asset down the road.

    • Campbell Kwan