Mirvac sells riverfront apartment development site
Mirvac has sold a waterfront Newstead development site off-market. The 9368 square metre holding, 47 Skyring Terrace, found favour with
Read moreMirvac has sold a waterfront Newstead development site off-market. The 9368 square metre holding, 47 Skyring Terrace, found favour with
Read moreMirvac has sold two prominent shops within its $800 million residential-based redevelopment of the ex-Nine studio, at Willoughby. One investor
Read moreMirvac has sold the two storey display suite for its Smiths Lane housing estate in Melbourne. The leaseback deal with
Read moreMirvac has quietly sold a Parramatta CBD office for 42 per cent less than it paid in 2017 – a
Read moreMirvac has moved two Melbourne CBD offices – one for a major loss on the 2018 outlay. In the biggest
Read moreMirvac has sold a half stake in a recently renovated Sydney office for a nine per cent discount to book
Read moreAmpol has advanced plans to create 300 AmpCharge electric vehicle charging stations across 100 sites after striking a deal with
Read moreThe Stevens Group has bought a development site in a $1.7 billion housing estate being delivered by Mirvac and Peet
Read moreMirvac has been given the green light to develop an all electric apartment project opposite Princes Park. With buildings between
Read moreMirvac has found buyers for two major commercial properties listed in October. In the biggest deal, the group, with 50:50
Read moreRevelop has purchased its second Sydney retail investment from Mirvac in 12 months. The Parramatta based investor and developer, led
Read moreMirvac has appointed Campbell Hanan as chief executive officer. The quinquagenarian has controlled the company’s Commercial Property division and Integrated
Read moreMarquette Properties has swooped on one of seven buildings in Brisbane’s Southbank – outlaying $104.4 million. Mirvac was the vendor;
Read moreOne of two undeveloped Queens Road sites – dubbed by agents as the street’s “missing teeth” – has sold for
Read moreMirvac has sold Revelop the Tramsheds complex at Forest Lodge. The price – about $52 million – is some 53
Read moreHaving recently completed the Crest community at Gledswood Hills, Mirvac has snapped up a low density housing estate site at
Read moreMirvac Group has appointed outgoing Queensland Investment Corporation chief executive officer Damien Frawley as non-executive director of the board. The
Read moreMirvac has applied to construct Docklands’ tallest residential building yet. The 45 level proposal, known in planning circles as Tower
Read moreSunsuper is paying $231 million for a 49 per cent stake in South Eveleigh’s Locomotive Workshop. The vendor, Mirvac, will
Read moreMirvac has sold the Cherrybrook Village shopping centre, in Sydney’s north west. The price – $132.8 million – reflects a
Read moreMirvac is understood to be paying c$70 million for a low-density housing site at Clyde North. The 30 hectare irregular
Read moreMirvac, in partnership with M&G Real Estate, is spending $578.5 million for a half share of Sydney’s EY Centre. The
Read moreMirvac has swooped on a gateway inner-north Melbourne block, with plans for an apartment project. The 6496 square metre Brunswick
Read moreMirvac has launched a leasing campaign for an office on the site of the former Melbourne Convention Centre. The Civic,
Read moreMirvac has listed three east coast industrial investments – one attached to a development site. The portfolio could sell for
Read moreMirvac has filled the Smithfield warehouse vacated last month by Snack Brands Australia. Tyres 4 U has committed to 39
Read moreMirvac will replace the former Melbourne Convention Centre with offices, shops and a 32-storey Build to Rent complex. The $1
Read moreSingaporean sovereign wealth fund GIC, advised by Salter Brothers, is paying more than $600 million for 11 Travelodge inns including
Read moreSydney based Mirvac has unveiled three projects of varying budgets in the capitals north and south of it. In Melbourne’s
Read moreForza Capital has picked up a B-grade Brisbane CBD office for $86.75 million. The deal for 340 Adelaide Street, with
Read moreCbus Property or Mirvac will be allowed to build a c$2 billion mixed-use village on outgoing public land described in
Read moreMirvac has applied to replace Australian Federal Police’s long-time and low-rise Victorian headquarters – 383 La Trobe Street, near the
Read moreMirvac is acquiring Nine Entertainment Limited 2.9 hectare Willoughby site as a development play. The holding was offered last April
Read moreMirvac Group is paying $200 million for the former Melbourne Convention Centre site at 7-23 Spencer Street, between Sidderley Street
Read moreMirvac has flagged a Brunswick site for its second Melbourne Build to Rent project. The developer last month settled 397-401
Read moreMirvac has completed construction its $454 million luxury apartment complex, The Eastbourne, which replaced Dallas Brooks Hall. The 14-storey East
Read moreEXCLUSIVE Law firm Kalus Kenny Intelex has leased new headquarters at a low-rise Southbank office with unobstructed views of the
Read moreMirvac chief executive officer and managing director Susan Lloyd-Hurwitz (pictured, top) will take over from Rod Fehring as the Green
Read moreMirvac will develop a 1700-lot housing estate on a Boral quarry which spreads across two suburbs, Wantirna South and Scoresby,
Read moreMirvac Group is buying a controversial proposed Melbourne apartment tower from PDG Corporation – provided it can substantially up the
Read moreJoint venture partners Blackstone and Mirvac will build two industrial investments to launch the 25-hectare Biodiversity Business Park which Vaughan
Read moreMirvac is paying $122 million for a Melbourne CBD office it plans to replace with something four times bigger. The
Read moreSYDNEY-based developer Mirvac is building a giant freeway wall which will block Melburnian’s travelling on the Monash Freeway from seeing one of the south-eastern suburb’s most familiar eyesores.
As part of its Waverley Park stadium townhouse redevelopment, which is nearing completion, Mirvac is required to build a freeway wall to mitigate traffic nose for new residents.
Read moreFOR the moment, residents in Southbank’s most exclusive skyscrapers can relax knowing their million dollar city views are preserved.
Sydney-based property giant Mirvac has signed tour enterprise STA Travel to a nine-year lease at a low rise office within a riverfront compound at Riverside Quay.
The Mirvac offices are on blue ribbon parcels of land abutting the Yarra River. At the moment the buildings are limited by a height restriction, however several long standing zonings have been removed, in the pro-development era that has ensued since the problematic Melbourne 2030 policy.
Inevitable high rise redevelopment of these Mirvac sites down the track will block postcard views currently enjoyed by residents at Eureka, Freshwater Place and other skyscrapers nearby.
Read moreFREMANTLE Surf Lifesaving Club and Sydney-based developer Mirvac have signed a $4.1 million agreement to build a new facility on
Read moreSYDNEY-based developer Mirvac will launch its sixth Docklands skyscraper, Yarra Point, in October.
Mirvac will adopt a design strategy used at its Tower 5 complex nearby, and the Melburnian, in St Kilda Road, by targeting top-end buyers with a high quality product.
This is reflected in the sale price, where one-bedroom flats are expected to be priced from $500,000.
The distinctive $200 million tower, 31-level tower will include 201 apartments in one, two and three bedroom configurations.
Yarra Point will include a rooftop garden, communal barbecue facilities and a gym atop a fifth level podium.
Read moreMIRVAC was one of many land owners celebrating the State Government’s decision last month to substantially extend Melbourne’s Urban Growth Boundary.
The announcement paves the way for Mirvac, with Malaysia based joint venture partner Jayaland, to develop its largest master planned Victorian community in the western suburb of Rockbank, near Melton, about 28 kilometres from town.
Mirvac chief executive officer Victoria John Carfi said the company was delighted with the government’s decision, and that it will now work with the Growth Areas Authority and the Melton City Council to work through a new planning process.
Read moreMirvac will launch its sixth Docklands skyscraper – Yarra Point – in October. The group will adopt a similar design
Read moreWARRNAMBOOL based developer Graeme Schultz can expect to make about $12 million from the sale of a 75-room resort on Victoria’s Great Ocean Road.
The Sebel Deep Blue resort at Warrnambool, about 270 kilometres west of the CBD, will be sold with a lease to Mirvac Hotels.
The 4.5 star resort includes a restaurant, bath house, therapy pool, swimming pool, private bathing rooms and function rooms catering for up to 300 people.
Read moreTWO years after Mirvac paid Brickworks Limited a staggering $100 million for its Austral Bricks site, in Melbourne’s south-east, the Sydney-based developer is ready to start marketing the first homes.
Mirvac Victoria CEO John Carfi says the first blocks at the site, known as 525 Stud Road, in Scoresby, should be put to the market in October.
The Austral Bricks site spreads 56 hectares, and spills into the neighbouring suburb of Wantirna South.
Read moreMIRVAC Group has made $29.5 million from the sale of its Chester Square shopping centre in Sydney’s west.
The Chester Hill sale follows that last month of the Moonee Beach Shopping Centre, on the NSW north coast to the listed Gowing Brothers for $12.5 million.
The company has also sold its Kwinana Hub shopping centre in Perth for $25 million.
Read moreMIRVAC is believed to have made about $13 million from the sale of a 4.4 hectare Port Melbourne development site, once owned by General Motors Holden.
The Sydney-based developer this week exchanged contracts to sell the cleared block of land, to a private investment company.
Mirvac’s Victorian development manager Christian Graham confirmed the sale but declined to comment on the details including buyer or price.
Read moreMIRVAC is believed to have made about $13 million from the sale of a 4.4 hectare Port Melbourne development site, once owned by General Motors Holden.
The Sydney-based developer this week exchanged contracts to sell the cleared block of land, to a private investment company.
Mirvac’s Victorian development manager Christian Graham confirmed the sale but declined to comment on the details including buyer or price.
Read moreMIRVAC has made $29.5 million from the sale of the Chester Square Shopping Centre in Sydney’s west.
The 8229 square metre centre includes a Go Lo variety store and 28 specialty shops.
Mirvac acquired the centre when it took over its listed satellite Mirvac Real Estate Investment Trust in 2009.
Read moreTHE man who bought high rise living to South Yarra ten years ago, and helped develop Beacon Cove in Port Melbourne, has turned his hand to another development, on West Footscray’s Stony Creek.
Former Mirvac and Stockland executive Cameron Alderson’s latest development proposal, Canopi, aims to solve housing affordability issues by offering efficiently designed townhouses on small “inner-city” size blocks of around 175 square metres.
Canopi, at the end of Lae Street, will include 43 townhouses each including three bedrooms, two bathrooms, two car spots and a rear courtyard. Kingsford Property is marketing the townhouses, which range in price from $479,000 to $550,000.
Mirvac Group today announced a $256 million bid to buy shares in the Mirvac Real Estate Investment Trust which it
Read moreCOLLINGWOOD-based developer Caydon is the mystery buyer to pay more than $12 million for a major Hawthorn development site, overlooking the Glenferrie Oval.
The collection of properties was offloaded by Mirvac, which had quietly spent several years amalgamating adjoining warehouses and offices between 291 and 311 Burwood Road, to create the 5,000 square metre super site.
Soon before listing the property for sale in August, the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal granted Mirvac a permit to build a $120 million, 5-level office which at 18,800 square metres, would have been one of the biggest in the suburb.
MIRVAC Real Estate Investment Trust has sold two investments for a combined total of $27.4 million.
In Melbourne, the group offloaded the Doncaster Corporate Centre at 591 – 609 Doncaster Road for $17.3 million. The sale includes a purpose built Silverstone Jaguar showroom and three office buildings. CB Richard Ellis was marketing agent for this property.
Mirvac also sold the Pender Place Shopping Centre in the NSW Hunter Valley town of Maitland for $10.1 million – about the same price it was purchased for in 2007.
Read moreQUEENSLAND developer Kevin Seymour has paid $22 million for Brisbane’s Country Road building, at 180 Queen Street.
The heritage listed building was offloaded by the Mirvac PFA Diversified Property Trust, which purchased the asset in October 2005. It was last valued on Mirvac’s website in June 2007, at $25.5 million.
The 9-level building once accommodated a banking chamber. The property is on the northern end of the Queen Street Mall between David Jones and the Broadway on the Mall shopping centre. It is also opposite the Wintergarden and Hilton Complex.
Read moreMIRVAC is understood to be close to selling a suburban office building for about $7.75 million.
Sources say the Sydney-based developer, which last week announced a $1.08 billion loss for the year to June, is in negotiations to sell the former National Foods headquarters in Mulgrave to an investor.
The 2,600 square metre A-grade office at 30 – 32 Compark Circuit, near the busy intersection of Springvale and Wellington roads, has only recently been re-let to biotechnology tools company Life Technologies which formed last year when Mt Waverley-based Invitrogen Corporation and Scoresby-based Applied Biosystems amalgamated.
SYDNEY-based property giant Mirvac has posted a statutory $1.08 billion net loss after tax for the 12 months ended 30 June 2009.
The company said it was impacted by property revaluations of $487.2 million, and the net loss in a range of joint ventures, which attributed $158 million to the company’s bottom line. Goodwill, management rights and other intangible assets were reduced by $273.6 million.
But net operating profit after tax was $200.8 million, down 43 per cent on the previous corresponding period. Revenue for the year was $1.79 billion, down down 16 per cent. Mirvac’s full distribution was 8 cents.
Read moreMIRVAC has abandoned plans to build a $120 million office building in Burwood Road, Hawthorn, in Melbourne’s leafy eastern suburbs.
The Sydney-based developer has decided to sell the 5,000 square metre development site, months after obtaining VCAT approval to build a 5-level, 18,800 square metre office, with 557 car parks.
Mirvac can expect to make about $12 million for the 291 – 311 Burwood Road site.
PLANS to redevelop the 56 hectare Austral Bricks quarry in Scoresby, and part of Wantirna South, are “well progressed”.
Sydney-based developer Mirvac said it has applied to subdivide the massive property into about 1,000 housing lots, which will eventually accommodate a mix of 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom terrace and freestanding homes. A new mixed use shopping centre will also be developed on the site, about 25 kilometres south-east of town.
ONE OF the tallest office buildings in St Kilda Road may be on the market soon, with a price tag of some $50 million.
Read moreIT’s hard to believe Mulgrave’s Waverley Park was once earmarked for a 157,000 seat stadium given its location, at the centre of a rain belt, lends itself so well to an environmentally sustainable housing community.
Read moreBeleaguered fund manager and developer Mirvac is believed to be formalising plans to sell its landmark Como building in South Yarra for about $200 million.
Read moreThe second stage of Mirvac’s River development in Docklands is another sell-out, with 18 riverfront terraces and home offices snapped up in less than a week. The most expensive townhouse sold for $5.53 million.
Read moreMirvac Funds Management has decided to retain three office buildings at com.park@mulgrave, after an expression of interest campaign failed to generate offers close to the $28 million the developer and asset manager was after.
Read moreMirvac Victoria today (Tuesday, 26 February 2008) bolstered its industrial/commercial division with the announcement it has entered into a joint venture partnership with The Melbourne Markets’ Strategic Alliance to pursue development options for the future Melbourne markets at Epping.
Read moreKnight Frank has poached Mirvac state executive Tom Ormerod to head up its newly created project marketing department.
Read moreFINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
* Half year net profit after tax of $388.4 million, an increase of 86.4 per cent
* Half year operating profit after tax of $215.0 million, an increase of 41.2 per cent
* Half year distribution of 16.45 cents per stapled security, an increase of 3.1 per cent
* 5.8 per cent rise in NTA per stapled security to $4.02 from $3.80 as at 31 December 20061
* Activities under control increased from $26.3 billion at 30 June 2007 to $27.8 billion
* Gearing reduced to 29.8 per cent2
In a move that indicates a significant growth strategy for Mirvac in 2008, the Mirvac Wholesale Residential Development Partnership (MWRDP) today announced it has acquired a key site in Scoresby, Melbourne, for approximately $100 million.
Read moreIn a scene reminiscent of Melbourne’s 2001 property boom, developer Mirvac has sold out of a luxury new Docklands housing project in less than a day.
Read moreA private consortium associated with the developers of Casuarina Beach in northern NSW has settled its $53 million purchase of part of Hope Island Resort on the Gold Coast from Mirvac Group.
Read moreMirvac has purchased a 56 hectare residential development site in Melbourne’s south east. Chief executive officer, Victorian Development, Greg Collins,
Read moreA joint venture between Mirvac and Australian Super has reaped more than $16 million in land sales, from an office park it is developing on part of the former General Motors Holden site in Port Melbourne.
Read moreA joint venture between Mirvac and Australian Super has reaped more than $16 million in land sales, from an office park it is developing on part of the former General Motors Holden site in Port Melbourne.
Read moreColes Group has snapped up a permit-ready town centre site in Melbourne’s south east. In a deal worth just under
Read moreDexus is believed to be shedding another modern office. The speculated $260 million deal for Melbourne’s Flinders Gate, developed five
Read moreVeris has moved headquarters – effectively quitting the CBD for a distinctive office three kilometres east, at Burnley. The ASX-listed
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