News Articles for Charter Hall

The boss of Charter Hall's office portfolio says the industry needs to wake up to itself following recent sexual harassment allegations at a major real estate firm.

Directors behind an Adelaide-based transport company have purchased the Bannister Road industrial property for $25 million.

The two transactions are among the largest property sales in the state this year and involve several key industry players.

The metrics of childcare centres continue to stack up for property investors.

The fund manager says the purchase of the Osborne Park Clinipath building will boost its social infrastructure REIT.

Office fitouts are changing in response to tenant demands, with a strong emphasis on green spaces.

The property fund has reported a $222 million loss in its full-year results, but its share price has lifted.

Charter Hall has sold a seven-storey building, in the first St Georges Terrace office transaction in more than 12 months.

The Subiaco-based fund manager has purchased a $23 million retail centre near Ipswich.

The multinational beverage giant bought the asset back from its landlord Charter Hall.

Perth's office market is showing signs of strengthening.

The court has dismissed property developer Luke Saraceni's appeal against Commonwealth Bank of Australia over the $500 million Raine Square project.

Julie Drago is among the industry veterans identifying opportunities in an increasingly tightening industrial market.

The exodus of luxury retailers from King Street has sparked questions about the street's future.

Andrew Forrest's Tattarang will part with a portion of its stake in the Roe Highway Industrial Park in a deal believed to be worth up to $300 million.

Property fund manager Charter Hall's social infrastructure real estate investment trust has acquired two childcare portfolios for $134 million, including 18 WA childcare centres for $100 million.

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.

Watches of Switzerland has followed in the footsteps of Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co and has made the move from King Street to Raine Square.

Australia's largest automotive dealer is planning a major restructure of its Perth properties, buying three from the Wheatley-Prater family and exiting six others.

ASX-listed GDI Property Group has lodged plans for a new office tower and a revamp of buildings within its CBD Mill Green complex, proposing a new business and social precinct.

Australia Post has leased 11,000 square meters across two industrial properties in Perth off the back of increased demand for essential goods, with the deals brokered by JLL.

High-end jewellery store Tiffany & Co has opened at Raine Square, the third of four luxury brands to shift from King Street to one of Perth's newest shopping destinations.

Perth-based McCorkell Constructions has secured a $6.6 million contract with the state government to build a new fire and emergency services station in Kensington.

Perth's embattled CBD retail market is undergoing a bottom-up revival, with strong enquiry from prospective food-and-beverage operators despite a number high-profile chain stores closing their doors.

SPECIAL REPORT: Landlords unwilling to budge on rents have been blamed for exacerbating Perth's retail downturn, but leading leasing agents say the sector's problems are substantially more complicated than the cost of tenancies.

Dexus' $200 million Carillon City redevelopment is set for Development Assessment Panel approval tomorrow, which will make it the third major retail upgrade in Perth's CBD in recent years.

While many Perth hospitality operators are closing their doors, a national group is building a solid portfolio of restaurants and bars across the city.

King Street landlords are facing stiff competition to maintain the precinct as Perth's most exclusive and upmarket retail destination, with Tiffany & Co and Kailis Jewellery to join Louis Vuitton at the redeveloped Raine Square.

The man behind the Perth expansion of Australia's biggest architecture practice is expecting a quantum shift in the way projects are developed in the city.

Charter Hall Group has acquired Coca-Cola Amatil's principal Western Australian production facility for $45.25 million.

Charter Hall has bought the Optima Centre office park in Osborne Park for $126.2 million and will hold the asset across two of its investment trusts.

SPECIAL REPORT: New retail property developments are driving offerings that capitalise on lifestyle needs, but five of the biggest projects are yet to push the button.

Two high-end restaurants will join a 12-screen cinema as tenants in the $75 million Raine Square redevelopment project, the first stage of which is set to open in September.

Property veteran and former ABN Group co-owner Garry Brown-Neaves has seized the opportunity to broaden his portfolio, launching new industrial and commercial estate Precinct 95 late last month.

The $216 million sale of Westralia Square and the purchase of the Quadrant building for $175 million have been the largest-value office transactions of 2017 thus far.

After nearly 20 years, Perth's leading comedy company will get its own home, with the new venue set to open in the CBD later next month.

SPECIAL REPORT: Property groups are chasing retail opportunities in Perth's CBD with a pipeline of upgrades and developments worth more than $250 million.

Westpac has entered into exclusive discussions with property giant Charter Hall Group to sell its infrastructure investment business Hastings Management.

Analysis of spaces available for lease across the portfolios of Perth's 10 biggest office landlords shows stock market-listed groups are having the most trouble locking down tenants.

ASX-listed property investment group Centuria has made its way west, acquiring two office buildings on the outskirts of Perth's CBD for $91.8 million.