News and media
Please find below news and media articles related to Centuria’s unlisted property funds.
15.10.2018
Unlisted property’s renaissance
Unlisted property syndicates first came about in the 1980’s, where numerous investors pooled their capital to invest in commercial, retail or industrial properties that may have otherwise been too expensive for the investors to invest in directly. Over the years, the asset class has grown and matured through many property cycles and – in my opinion – improved with age.
02.08.2018
Centuria’s unlisted property funds clock five quarters with 6 of the best
For the fifth quarter in a row, Centuria’s Unlisted Property team has achieved six funds in the top 10 in the sector’s leading index this week.
01.06.2018
Clean energy partnership expands Centuria Healthcare’s corporate social responsibility platform
Centuria Healthcare has partnered with renewable energy operator Solar Bay to deploy solar energy across its healthcare property portfolio.
25.05.2018
Centuria swoops on landmark Adelaide office tower
South Australia’s premier CBD office property the latest addition to $4.7 billion portfolio Centuria Capital Group (CNI) today announced that it exchanged unconditional contracts for the purchase of a 50% stake in the Bendigo & Adelaide Bank headquarters at 80 Grenfell Street, Adelaide, for $92.3 million. Acquisition of the $184.6 million office tower was made in partnership with Centuria’s capital partner,
26.04.2018
Centuria expands into property debt funds
Debt funds growing in popularity as an alternative investment With demand for quality investment products at unprecedented levels, Centuria has moved into the emerging market of real estate debt investment to meet a growing investor appetite for higher returning investments. Traditionally the domain of Australia’s major banking institutions, real estate debt investment involves the provision of senior lending,
18.04.2018
Sydney and Melbourne fringe markets outperforming
The AFR’s recent article, Values and rents surge in fringe Sydney and Melbourne office markets, reports that over the last year, Sydney and Melbourne’s fringe office markets have far out-performed their CBD counterparts when it comes to capital-value growth and rental growth, due to a movement by commercial property investors up the risk curve and towards more affordable,
28.03.2018
Property markets evolve, fundamentals stay the same
Due diligence is essential before making any investment decision – and property is no exception. Direct property markets may not be as volatile as equities and other listed investments, but they are affected by a large number of factors (both macroeconomic and property-specific), so understanding and interpreting these factors is essential to making the best possible decisions.
22.03.2018
Centuria Fund added to multiple platforms
Centuria Diversified Property Fund offers investors direct property exposure with monthly liquidity Centuria Capital has significantly expanded financial adviser access to the Centuria Diversified Property Fund (CDPF, the Fund), which has been added to the investment menus for HUB24, Netwealth, FUND.eXchange, Powerwrap, Colonial First State FirstWrap and Macquarie Wrap platforms. The Fund offers investors on the platform direct property exposure,
19.03.2018
Hall and Prior and Centuria Healthcare launch property partnership with acquisition of Tuohy Nursing Home
Centuria Healthcare Aged Care Property Fund No. 1 (CHACPF1) has recently acquired the 49-bed Tuohy Nursing Home in Midland, Perth and six surrounding properties.
26.02.2018
Active strategies key to property success
As some things change, the important things stay the same. For Centuria’s Property Funds Management division, active management has always been a central tenet of its corporate strategy, and it remains the key to our ongoing success. Our ability to identify profitable buying (and selling) opportunities, as well as our hands-on management of individual property assets,
25.01.2018
Office property 2018 outlook: showing strong fundamentals
Sydney and Melbourne have been the pick for office property returns over the past few years. Despite some significant yield compression in both markets, they continue to present strong fundamentals and good opportunities for investors this year. At the same time, the second half of last year evidenced some promising green shoots to our north in Brisbane,
11.01.2018
Centuria acquires $115 million Geelong building, growing AUM to $4.5 billion
Centuria Capital Group (ASX: CNI) is pleased to announce that its subsidiary, Centuria Property Funds Limited, has today unconditionally exchanged contracts to acquire 60 Brougham Street, Geelong, Victoria for $115.25 million. The property will be acquired by the Centuria Geelong Office Fund, a new single asset unlisted property fund which will be launched in February 2018.
