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    Scentre’s bargain-hunting lands it $308m stake in Adelaide mall

    The Westfield owner has set up a fund with Barrenjoey to buy a half stake in Tea Tree mall, in a deal that was struck at a 12 per cent discount to book value.

    • Nick Lenaghan
    Office property valuations may not have hit the bottom just yet.

    Why the office property market is still in real pain

    Sliding valuations in Australian office real estate means the debate about whether the sector has hit the bottom will rage on. 

    • James Thomson

    GreenFort Capital targets $800m land lease portfolio

    There’s a growing snowball of players and money rolling into the residential property play on one of Australia’s biggest demographic changes.

    • Michael Bleby

    ‘Private AI’ surge powers Equinix’s $240m data centre expansion

    The surge in AI use adds to existing drivers for data centre demand, including cloud computing and increasing consumption of streaming services and social media.

    • Nick Lenaghan

    Sydney house prices tipped to rise 8pc to $1.76m median in 12 months

    House prices across Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide are predicted to hit records within 12 months, but Melbourne and Canberra will fall short, Domain says.

    • Nila Sweeney

    Bankrupt developer’s plan to repay $131m: start a new firm with mum

    Andrew Bodnar’s empire went bust last year, taking self-funded retirees and a champion swimmer down with him. But he’s back in business to clear the massive debt.

    • Larry Schlesinger

    How it Sold

    The five-bedroom house on 7513 square metres at 2 Mayo Court in the Gold Coast suburb of Highland Park sold for $1.765 million.

    Working from home option secures $1.8m sale

    A Gold Coast home had a commercial side to it that put most buyers in the area off. So the agent went further afield.

    • Michael Bleby
    The four-bedroom house on 560 square metres at 59 Eighth Avenue Jannali in southern Sydney’s Sutherland Shire sold prior to auction for $1,915,100.

    Downsizers from $1.9m house get help from agent to buy next home

    In a low-stock market, some vendors are getting extra assistance – from their sales agent – to purchase their next home.

    • Michael Bleby

    Luxury Property

    Rich Lister buys Manly’s most expensive home

    Maas Group’s Wes Maas and his wife Emma have emerged as the buyers of Manly’s most expensive home for around $35 million.

    • Bonnie Campbell

    Power couple creates Brisbane’s most expensive family compound

    Prominent Brisbane couple Steve and Jane Wilson have bought the property next door to their recently restored landmark home Lamb House.

    • Bonnie Campbell
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    Rich Lister buys Manly’s most expensive home

    Maas Group’s Wes Maas and his wife Emma have emerged as the buyers of Manly’s most expensive home for around $35 million.

    • Bonnie Campbell

    Power couple creates Brisbane’s most expensive family compound

    Prominent Brisbane couple Steve and Jane Wilson have bought the property next door to their recently restored landmark home Lamb House.

    • Bonnie Campbell

    Yesterday

    Rich List Snow family sets sights on Canberra’s next landmark

    It is the first major project launched by Capital Property, the owner of Canberra Airport, since Terry Snow stepped down from active management last month.

    • Nick Lenaghan

    This Month

    Hong Kong private equity player PAG has acquired 367 Collins St for $340 million.

    Mirvac set to sell two office towers at discounts of more than 20pc

    Pricing for the latest deals on the office towers in Sydney and Melbourne – worth close to half-a-billion dollars in total - shows just how far values have fallen.

    • Campbell Kwan and Nick Lenaghan

    Poor energy-efficient properties becoming stranded in Europe

    More than half of 250 European commercial real estate portfolio managers surveyed acknowledge that more than 30 per cent of their assets are stranded.

    • Frances Schwartzkopff
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    Employers lure workers back to office with promise of their own desk

    Hot desking took off during the pandemic as a way to save money amid a new era of hybrid work. Now some firms are having second thoughts.

    • Matthew Boyle
    Germany has wind farms in the North Sea but plans to develop specialist skills in Australia will be held up by the renewed debate over nuclear power, contractors say.

    Nuclear plan puts sovereign risk back into infrastructure: Contractors

    The Coalition’s energy proposal rekindles uncertainty for a contracting industry counting on renewable energy to offset a slowdown in rail and road work.

    • Michael Bleby
    Investor exodus from Melbourne gathered pace last month, triggered by a higher tax burden and weaker capital gains.

    Investor exodus gathers pace in Melbourne and Sydney

    Higher tax burdens and weaker capital gains are prompting a growing number of property investors to sell out of Melbourne and Sydney.

    • Nila Sweeney
    The mansion hovers above Sunset Boulevard in the West Hollywood Hills.

    $65m LA mansion built by collapsed developer Caydon on the market

    The five-bedroom luxury home perched above Sunset Boulevard has only just been completed by a company associated with Joe Russo’s collapsed Caydon Group.

    • Larry Schlesinger

    Buyers snap up ageing and empty office buildings for deep discounts

    Bargain hunting in the US office sector might just be the tip of the iceberg, more a sign of quick deal-making than an indication that prices have hit rock bottom.

    • Matthew Goldstein
    CBA’s Mike Vacy-Lyle: “We are seeing a little bit of stability return.”

    Construction insolvencies will level out, CBA says

    After a few torrid years of collapses among builders and subcontractors, there are signs that conditions are going to normalise.

    • Michael Bleby
    Sydney cityscape aerial view. Sydney suburbs with warehouses, commercial and residential property.

    What does a “higher-for-longer” world mean for the property sector?

    The Property Summit gathers the industry’s most influential leaders, investors, commentators and disruptors to discuss the trends, threats and opportunities in commercial and residential sectors.

    WeWork has emerged from bankruptcy. What’s next?

    The company’s re-emergence from bankruptcy arrives at a time when demand for office space remains weak overall.

    • Wyatte Grantham-Philips
    House prices are up strongly across the globe, not just in Australia.

    Why house prices are surging once again around the world

    In Australia, the US and parts of Europe, property markets have shrugged off higher interest rates to post strong gains – and there’s likely more to come.

    • The Economist

    The suburbs where unit values are on the cusp of a new high

    Low supply and intense competition for cheaper properties are fuelling big gains in unit prices.

    • Nila Sweeney
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    The five-bedroom house on 7513 square metres at 2 Mayo Court in the Gold Coast suburb of Highland Park sold for $1.765 million.

    Working from home option secures $1.8m sale

    A Gold Coast home had a commercial side to it that put most buyers in the area off. So the agent went further afield.

    • Michael Bleby
    Boroondara Council in Melbourne’s inner-eastern suburbs has not set a budget for completion of the Kew Recreation Centre, 20 months after a potentially fatal collapse of the roof structure mid-build.

    Prepare for building inflation to surge again

    After a lull in infrastructure and construction, cost escalation is about to pick up, driven this time by local demand, wages and changing technology.

    • Michael Bleby
    For rent sign in the yard in front of a house

    Shock property tax rise hits landlords, holiday homes

    Investment properties in NSW will be hit by a $1.5 billion increase in land taxes, which the real estate industry warns could cost thousands of dollars a year and be passed on to renters.

    • John Kehoe
    Cadence boss Charlie Buxton: local bus activist.

    Bus off! Charlie Buxton goes NIMBY for tennis court

    No historic property is complete without renovations. Or, if necessary, attempts to redirect a bus route so it doesn’t go past one’s tennis court. 

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    • Myriam Robin
    Rich Lister Kevin Seymour is not smiling now.

    Rich Lister’s war on Dexus vanishes its competition policy

    Amid Seymour Group’s volleys, Dexus has quietly deleted its competition policy from its website.

    • Myriam Robin