12:00AM | Mathew Dunckley | The Australian Financial Review
Debt-stricken Centro Properties Group has announced a heavy operating loss and property value write-downs in an important part of its American operations.
12:00AM | Ben Wilmot | The Australian Financial Review
Nervous investors have cut almost 10 per cent off GPT Group securities over the past two days on the back of concerns about its international property joint venture partner Babcock & Brown.
02:24AM | Robert Harley | The Australian Financial Review
The credit crisis has struck again
12:00AM | Ben Wilmot | The Australian Financial Review
Superannuation funds are trading units in major wholesale property vehicles at substantial discounts in what could be a leading indicator for the sector.
12:00AM | Robert Harley | The Australian Financial Review
Sydney developer John Boyd, in a joint venture with Westpac Funds Management, has started work on one of the country's largest airport office precincts, the $1.7 billion Cook Cove project in Sydney.
12:00AM | Lisa Carapiet | The Australian Financial Review
The retail environment is challenging, but it's nothing the developers can't handle, writes Lisa Carapiet.
12:00AM | Scott Elliott Sales to scott.elliott@afr.com.au | The Australian Financial Review
Reed International Books Australia has sold two vacant industrial sites in Marrickville, Sydney, to Metro Storage Group for $7.15 million
12:00AM | Robert Harley | The Australian Financial Review
In the near future Australia's retail investors and owners will get a big shock.
12:00AM | Julie-anne Sprague | The Australian Financial Review
The owners of a shopping centre in Perth's northern suburbs will begin fresh talks with the Western Australian Planning Commission today, in a bid to win a four-year battle to expand their operation and capitalise on strong retail sales in the state.The Tan family, owners of Kingsway City Shopping Centre, have found themselves caught up in the state's planning laws, which put a cap on the size of shopping centres.
12:00AM | Scott Elliott | The Australian Financial Review
APN Property group has struck a joint-venture agreement with Leighton Properties to develop its planned 33-storey office tower on Collins Street in Melbourne.
12:00AM | Matthew Cranston | The Australian Financial Review
Singapore-based property giant CapitaLand Limited has increased its stake in Australand Property Group.
12:00AM | Mathew Dunckley | The Australian Financial Review
Becton Property Group's board has installed Matthew Chun as the company's new chief executive as it tries to steer its way through a tumultuous time for the sector.
12:00AM | Paddy Manning | The Australian Financial Review
Goodman Group's Asia Pacific chief executive David van Anholt has taken a six-month sabbatical leave and will be replaced by former Wallaby great Jason Little.
12:00AM | Lisa Allen | The Australian Financial Review
Cashed-up Gold Coast-based developer Sunland is attacking the real estate downturn on two fronts - it will further expand offshore and scour the domestic sector for real estate bargains.
12:00AM | Lisa Allen | The Australian Financial Review
The lack of Japanese tourists coupled with higher fuel prices and a flat domestic tourism sector has not stopped the Reef Casino Trust, which controls the Reef Hotel Casino Complex in Cairns, from reporting a 17 per cent increase in revenues to $11.2 million.
12:00AM | Lisa Allen | The Australian Financial Review
Macquarie Leisure's key asset, Dreamworld, took a battering at the hands of valuers, sustaining a $42.7 million downward revaluation from its previous book value to $320 million during the year.
12:00AM | Nina Wan | The Australian Financial Review
Standard & Poor's has put its three-star rating on Axa Asia Pacific's Wholesale Australian Property Fund on hold following the insurer's decision to list the $1.07 billion fund on the stock exchange.
12:00AM | Ben Wilmot | The Australian Financial Review
Financial services business Austock Group has revealed more problems in its property division, but yesterday said that its trading position was better than expected.
12:00AM | Scott Elliott | The Australian Financial Review
Portsea Golf Club on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula has cleared its final legal hurdle to develop a subdivision on its course after defeating a bid to downsize the project.
12:00AM | Matthew Cranston | The Australian Financial Review
Goulburn Mulwaree Council is selling its Goulburn Airport at auction after the facility had been underutilised for years.
12:00AM | Michelle Singer | The Australian Financial Review
The first resident who moved into Evolve this week did not really need the removal van she booked
12:00AM | Matthew Cranston | The Australian Financial Review
More than half the tenants in Australia's capital city office buildings would pay higher rents to work in a more sustainable space, according to a major survey by Colliers International.
12:00AM | Lisa Carapiet | The Australian Financial Review
Investment activity in New Zealand's commercial property market has come to a virtual standstill as Australian investors have pulled out of the country, according to CB Richard Ellis.
12:00AM | Lisa Allen | The Australian Financial Review
It's not often Queensland real estate is priced more expensively than in NSW, but Gold Coast developer Peter Mitchell is using this fact to lure tenants to his $350 million industrial estate in northern NSW.
12:00AM | Matthew Cranston; Scott Elliott; Lisa Allen; | The Australian Financial Review
Talks on two Kidman WA stations
12:00AM | Mathew Dunckley | The Australian Financial Review
Ignoring the string of landlords writing down the value of their commercial property, the Victorian government is looking to offload a landmark Melbourne building, saying it believes the market is still strong.
12:00AM | Scott Elliott | The Australian Financial Review
"Get big, get boutique or get out." That is the message delivered by the head of real estate for Macquarie Relationship Banking, Nick Dowling.
12:00AM | Jonathan Keehner and Sree Vidya Bhaktavatsalam Bloomberg | The Australian Financial Review
Lehman Brothers, seeking to restore investor confidence after a second-quarter loss of $US2.8 billion ($3.2 billion), is negotiating to sell commercial real estate assets to a group including BlackRock.
The US appears to be putting its houses - Fannie and Freddie - in order, writes Glenn Mumford.
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