Core Property Research award win

The Centuria Port Adelaide Industrial Fund won Core Property Research’s Unlisted Property Fund of the Year 2025 at the Annual Property Funds Industry Forum in Queenstown, New Zealand on Tuesday 14 October.

The awards recognise the performance and excellence of property fund managers in the unlisted and listed real estate sector over the past year.

Jason Huljich, Joint CEO of Centuria said, “It is an honour to receive this esteemed award and we sincerely thank Core Property for its recognition of our Fund. It was a rare opportunity to secure a trophy Adelaide industrial asset at a time when the local market benefits from cyclical tailwinds credited to low vacancy, strong leasing demand and limited new supply. This single-asset fund provides attractive investment fundamentals that have resonated well with our retail and wholesale investors.”

Centuria Port Adelaide Industrial Fund is Australia’s largest single-asset unlisted industrial fund. The Fund was oversubscribed with applications exceeding the target fundraise of $116 million. It provides a forecast distribution of 7.50% p.a. for FY26 and 8.50% p.a. in FY27, paid monthly¹.

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1. Forecast distribution for FY26 is for 1 Nov 2025 – 30 Jun 2026 and are based on the assumption that settlement of the asset will occur on or around 1 November 2025. Forecast distributions shown are annualised and pre-tax. Distribution will be paid if declared by the responsible entity and will be subject to the terms, assumptions and risks set out in the PDS and IM. The forecast distribution rate is predictive in nature and is subject to assumptions, risks and circumstances (both known and unknown) outside of the control of the Fund. These assumptions include that all tenants will satisfy their contractual obligations under their respective leases within a timely manner, there are no significant unforeseen capital costs or material changes to the Fund’s financial obligations. The actual returns may differ from the target/forecast return. The Responsible Entity does not guarantee the performance of the Fund, the repayment of capital or any income or capital return. Past performance is not reliable indicator of future performance.