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13.08.2019
Centuria Capital Group FY19 Results
Centuria Capital Group (ASX:CNI) today announced FY19 results to 30 June 2019 with platform growth of 27% to $6.2bn during the financial year.
13.08.2019
Centuria’s unlisted retail property funds remain at the top of the index
For the tenth quarter in a row, Centuria’s Unlisted Property team has achieved six funds in the top 10 in Australia’s unlisted retail property fundsector’s leading index. Centuria has again taken the top honours in the recently released June 2019 quarter, with Centuria funds taking the top six places based on total return performance for the 12 months to 30 June 2019.
27.05.2019
5 steps to commercial property success
There are no guarantees in life or in property investment but there are 5 key things to consider when deciding who to trust with your money. If you’re thinking about investing in a property trust, you should analyse the following characteristics to help choose a property investment manager that you can rely on to make consistently good decisions.Â
23.05.2019
Centuria announce the formation of Centuria Heathley Limited
Centuria has entered the strongly performing healthcare real estate sector with its wholly-owned subsidiary, Centuria Platform Investments Pty Ltd, acquiring a 63.06% economic interest in Heathley Limited’s (Heathley) property funds management platform for $24.4 million.
15.05.2019
Centuria’s unlisted retail property funds maintain the edge
For the ninth quarter in a row, Centuria’s Unlisted Property team has achieved six funds in the top 10 in the Australian unlisted retail property sector’s leading index. Once again Centuria has taken the top honours in the recently released March 2019 quarter, with Centuria funds taking five of the top six places based on total return performance for the 12 months to 31 March 2019.
17.04.2019
Centuria enters social and affordable housing market
Centuria has partnered with Compass Housing and Tetris Capital to source, develop and deliver 192 dwellings across four separate properties throughout the Hunter and Central Coast regions.
10.04.2019
Centuria Capital Group 1H19 results & outlook with John McBain
Centuria’s Capital Group CEO, John McBain, talks 1H19 results, growth in group assets under management (AUM) to $5.6 billion and the group outlook.
10.04.2019
The Zenith benefits from hands-on approach
The success Centuria has achieved with The Zenith highlights our strategy of identifying opportunities in strengthening markets where hands-on active management can make a difference, says Stuart Wilton. Based in Sydney’s Chatswood, The Zenith is one of the city’s most in-demand metro office properties. We bought this A-Grade asset in July 2016 through our unlisted funds business for $279 million as a 50-50 joint venture with a private real estate fund managed by BlackRock.
10.04.2019
Changing retail landscape affects industrial sector
Ross Lees, Fund Manager for Centuria Industrial REIT, shares his opinion on the link between industrial property and the changing make-up of the retail sector. The retail sector continues to perform well despite recent gloomy headlines. Data shows to December 2018, retail sales (online and in-store) grew 3.1% year-on-year1. Australia has a growing population (up 1.6% year-on-year)2 and 26 years of uninterrupted economic growth3.
10.04.2019
South East Queensland: The investable gateway
South East Queensland (SEQ) is the self-proclaimed “liveable gateway” for good reason – and as Centuria Metropolitan REIT’s (CMA) Fund Manager Grant Nichols explains, it’s also a region that offers promising opportunities for commercial property investment. Why do we believe we’ll see increasing investor interest in this market? Strong population growth, a diversified and growing economy,
10.04.2019
Centuria LifeGoals: the new generation of investment bonds
Once pushed into the shadows as superannuation became the tax-effective vehicle of choice, now a new generation of investment bonds are taking centre-stage. Michael Blake, Head of Centuria Life, explains what’s changed. Following changes by successive federal governments, superannuation is no longer as attractive as it previously was, especially if you’re a high-net-worth investor. The restrictions around contribution caps and the balance transfer cap have meant attention has refocused on other tax-effective products,
10.04.2019
Full disclosure: Dylan Tomkins and David Friedlieb
When it comes to investing your money with a manager, it’s not always just the fund’s performance that causes an investor to stay. A trusting relationship is also key, as David Friedlieb – a retired business owner and Centuria investor – and Dylan Tomkins – Centuria’s Distribution Manager for NSW South and ACT – have discovered.
