Real Estate

GPT's 2026 interim result is the key recent event for investors. According to the company's ASX release of 17 August 2026, FFO per security for the six months was 17.7 cents. Excluding trading profits, FFO grew 8.3%, which suggests the underlying rental engine, rather …

Statutory profit was A$2,778.7 million. Net tangible assets per security rose 7% to A$11.79, and the distribution for the year was 30.0 cents per security.

Adjusted funds from operations (AFFO) were A$483.9 million, and distributions were 37.0 cents per security, both matching previous guidance. Look-through gearing was 33.4%, at the lower end of the group's target range. Office occupancy was 95.7%, compared with a market average of 85.1%, and …

CQR owns convenience-based retail property, mainly supermarket-anchored shopping centres and net leaseAssetssuch as petrol and convenience sites, where tenants typically carry most outgoings. Net lease assets generally have long leases and contractual rent increases, which can make income more predictable than in centres where …

Distributions were 25.5 cents per security.Net Tangible Assets (NTA)were A$4.71 per security, up 2.6% from 30 June 2025. Average annual net property income growth was 3.1%.

For the year ended 30 June 2026, CIP reportedFunds From Operations (FFO)of A$114.1 million, up from A$110.9 million, or 18.2 cents per unit against 17.5 cents. The distribution was 16.8 cents per unit, up from 16.3 cents.

Statutory profit attributable to securityholders was A$427.9 million, up from A$327.7 million, equal to 88.8 cents per security versus 68.0 cents. The distribution was 50.7 cents per security, up 6.0%.