News and media
Please find below news and media articles related to Centuria’s unlisted property funds.
11.01.2018
Centuria sale announced as AFR real estate deal of the year
Centuria’s sale of landmark Sydney CBD building, Swire House, has been recognised as the deal of the year in the Australian Financial Review’s article, Best and worst real estate deals of 2017. Centuria purchased the B-Grade office property at 10 Spring Street, Sydney in 2013 for $91.64 million and sold it in October 2017 for $270.05 million.
26.11.2017
Commercial property with liquidity: the best of both worlds
Unlisted property funds have long been recognised for their ability to pool investors’ funds and thereby provide direct access to quality commercial property that would otherwise be out of reach. While the returns of such funds are undoubtedly appealing, the sticking point for some investors has traditionally been the fact that investments are locked up for five or even seven years.
11.07.2017
Centuria settles on $106 million unlisted fund, bringing FUM to $4 billion
Centuria Capital Group (“Centuria” or ASX: CNI) is pleased to announce: $106 million acquisition of 1231 Sandgate Road, Brisbane (the “Property”) CNI total funds under management (FUM) to increase to $4 billion Centuria Property Funds Limited (“CPFL”), a wholly owned subsidiary of CNI, has settled the Property for $106.25 million. The Property was acquired by a new single-asset unlisted property fund (the Centuria Sandgate Road Fund),
19.06.2017
Jason Huljich discusses commercial property trends and the latest Centuria Sandgate Fund offer
Jason Huljich joined Marty Switzer on Switzer TV to discuss commercial property trends and Centuria’s latest offer, the Centuria Sandgate Fund.
12.07.2016
Finding yield with unlisted property trusts
It’s the old conundrum; if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Higher risk can mean higher returns, but it also means higher risk! At the same time, low risk means lower returns. In an economic environment of near-zero interest rates, many low-risk assets just can’t give investors the income stream they need –
24.05.2016
A weak Australian dollar – friend or foe?
A weaker Australian dollar may be good news for our manufacturers and exporters. But what does it mean for property markets? Jason Huljich, CEO of Unlisted Funds for Centuria, looks at the pros and cons of a weaker dollar for property investors. There’s no question that the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is happy about the weaker dollar.
