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Dexus sells Sydney office building at 16% discount for $188 million, ET RealEstate - Vimarsana News

Dexus sells Sydney office building at 16% discount for $188 million, ET RealEstate

Dexus sold the 18-story A-Grade office for A$293.1 million ($188 million), a 16.3% discount to its December 2022 valuation, according to company filings.

Bidder, designs announced for $300M Geelong Convention and Exhibition Centre - Vimarsana News

Bidder, designs announced for $300M Geelong Convention and Exhibition Centre

Plenary Conventions has been selected as the preferred bidder to deliver the Geelong Convention and Exhibition Centre precinct development.

Quintessential to pay $296m for Dexus's Sydney tower, rattles tin - Vimarsana News

Quintessential to pay $296m for Dexus's Sydney tower, rattles tin

The pitch said the group would look to make 6.7 per cent initial yield and 7.2 per cent yield on a full-leased basis, with hopes of hitting 11 per cent in the fifth year.

Source: afr.com
Falling office values not hitting banks' commercial lending books yet - Vimarsana News

Falling office values not hitting banks' commercial lending books yet

Just 0.5 per cent of bank loans secured against commercial real estate were non-performing as of December 2022 compared with 4-6 per cent after the GFC.

Source: afr.com
Dexus locks in Quintessential as bidder for Sydney office tower at 1 Margaret St, big discount tipped - Vimarsana News

Dexus locks in Quintessential as bidder for Sydney office tower at 1 Margaret St, big discount tipped

Quintessential’s bid for 1 Margaret Street reflected a steep 20 per cent-plus discount to the building’s book value of about $380 million, sources said

Source: afr.com