The most recent verified checkpoint was the half-year FY26 result, released on 10 February 2026, at which the trust reported high portfolio occupancy and, importantly, upgraded its FY26 guidance for both funds from operations and distributions on the back of successful leasing and strategic …
The trust owns a portfolio weighted towards office and industrial property and is majority controlled by South Africa's Growthpoint Properties, which holds roughly 64 per cent of the register. That backing gives the Australian vehicle a degree of stability that smaller, independently held trusts …
The group reported operatingEarningsof about A$488.1 million, up roughly 26.8% on the prior year, while funds under management grew around 12% to approximately A$94.3 billion. Management guided to further operating earnings-per-security growth of about 10.5% in FY27, and pointed to a return ofEquityinflows across …
The most recent verified checkpoint was the half-year FY26 result, released on 25 February 2026, which showed operating profit up about 1.5% to roughly A$55.9 million and assets under management rising around 13.6% to approximately A$5 billion. The group reaffirmed distribution guidance of about …
Mirvac Group has spent the past two years working through a difficult period for Australian real estate, and its FY26 result released on 19 August 2026 suggested the diversified developer and landlord is moving back onto the front foot. The stapled security combines anInvestmentportfolio …
Storage King Group is a new name for a business investors already knew. Formerly listed as Abacus Storage King, the self-storage REIT rebranded to Storage King Group in July 2026 after internalising its management, a change that reshaped both its identity and its cost …
Abacus reported its FY26 result on 25 August 2026, for the year to 30 June 2026, framing it as a reset. Following the internalisation and separation of its Abacus Storage King interests, the group is now positioning as a pure-play commercial REIT concentrated on …
The standout of the result was momentum in Stockland's development businesses. Group funds from operations rose 10.4% to $892 million, with FFO per security up 9.1% to about 36.9 cents, landing at the top end of guidance. Statutory profit jumped 20.2% to $994 million, …
The central tension in the story is familiar for listed property: the units have traded at a meaningful discount to net tangible assets, implying the market values the fund below the stated worth of its buildings. Whether that discount represents opportunity or a fair …
What could put the name back on investors’ radar is a FY26 result that beat its own guidance and showed the development engine working again after a tougher period, even as the residential market throws off mixed signals.