News Articles for Acure Asset Management

Acure buys Newman hotel

Bookmark

Save articles for future reference.

Subscribe to BN Log In

Share to

• Facebook
• X
• LinkedIn

The acquisition brings the national property fund manager's WA hotel acquisitions to $66 million.

Industrial sites sell for $40m

Bookmark

Save articles for future reference.

Subscribe to BN Log In

Share to

• Facebook
• X
• LinkedIn

Three industrial sites in Western Australia have been snapped up this month, with the deals amounting to $40 million.

Westbridge adds $23m to portfolio

Bookmark

Save articles for future reference.

Subscribe to BN Log In

Share to

• Facebook
• X
• LinkedIn

The Perth fund manager has bought a South Guildford industrial asset and Queensland medical facility for close to $23 million combined.

Acure sells Baldivis asset for $49m

Bookmark

Save articles for future reference.

Subscribe to BN Log In

Share to

• Facebook
• X
• LinkedIn

Acure Asset Management has made a tidy sum after selling its large-format retail property in Baldivis for almost $20 million more than it paid in 2015.

Acure signs BP to regional truck stops

Bookmark

Save articles for future reference.

Subscribe to BN Log In

Share to

• Facebook
• X
• LinkedIn

Angelo Del Borrello's property group Acure Asset Management has announced BP Australia as the new operator for its four regional roadhouse properties in WA, six months after the previous operator Outback Travel Centres was placed into administration.

Outback Trust investors face uncertainty

Bookmark

Save articles for future reference.

Subscribe to BN Log In

Share to

• Facebook
• X
• LinkedIn

Perth entrepreneur Craig Mitchell and property funds manager Angelo Del Borrello are facing off over the future of four large roadhouses in northern WA, with the outcome having a big bearing on investors who pumped $22.5 million into four related property trusts.

BHP closure creates Newman opportunity

Bookmark

Save articles for future reference.

Subscribe to BN Log In

Share to

• Facebook
• X
• LinkedIn

Pilbara accommodation businesses run by one-time trucking boss Craig Mitchell and the Collinson family are set to be the winners from BHP Billiton's surprise decision to close Kurra Village in Newman, which at its peak houses up to 1,600 fly-in, fly-out workers

Investors target CBD offices

Bookmark

Save articles for future reference.

Subscribe to BN Log In

Share to

• Facebook
• X
• LinkedIn

Interest in commercial property in Perth's CBD is on the rise, with interstate institutional groups and syndicators eyeing Perth as an alternative to crowded and competitive eastern states markets.