Key Highlights

  • On 29 October 2026, Dexus (ASX:DXS) was quoted at AUD 5.725 after a 1.69% rise during the session.
  • The $15.3 billion listed portfolio includes direct and indirect ownership of office, industrial, retail, healthcare, infrastructure, alternatives and other investments.
  • Includes all transactions which exchanged or settled post 30 June 2025 (including transactions that have been secured post 30 June 2026).

Dexus (ASX:DXS) operates in the Australian property and real-assets sector, with its activities examined through the reporting periods covered in its financial disclosures. For the completed 29 October 2026 trading session, Dexus (ASX:DXS) was quoted at AUD 5.725, up 1.69% for the day. This article reviews the company’s reported operating performance, property portfolio activity, financial measures and management’s stated plans. Results are described by their specific reporting periods so that historical outcomes are not presented as new events.

Financial Results and Operating Measures

Includes divestments which exchanged or settled post 30 June 2025, including divestments of 30-34 Hickson Road and 36 Hickson Road, Sydney, and 123 Albert Street and 480 Queen Street, Brisbane that have been secured post 30 June 2026.

Australian CBD market average by Property Council of Australia is 85.1% at July 2026.

Greater certainty on timing is anticipated during FY27 when construction is scheduled to reach level five – Dexus’s share of total cost has increased, primarily due to interest costs and leasing incentives.

JLL Australian National average vacancy rate by area is 95.8% at 30 June 2026.

Strong leasing volumes and circa 24% releasing spreads achieved across the stabilised portfolio Occupancy reduced slightly due to expected expiries in Sydney and Melbourne.

Property Portfolio and Tenant Activity

Australian CBD market average by Property Council of Australia is 85.1% at July 2026.

Greater certainty on timing is anticipated during FY27 when construction is scheduled to reach level five – Dexus’s share of total cost has increased, primarily due to interest costs and leasing incentives.

Transactions and Capital Management

Strong leasing volumes and circa 24% releasing spreads achieved across the stabilised portfolio Occupancy reduced slightly due to expected expiries in Sydney and Melbourne.

Business Priorities and Operating Context

Outlook and Reported Measures

Key Insights

Dexus (ASX:DXS) is examined through its reported financial outcomes, property operations and development or capital-management activities. The figures in the article relate to the periods identified in the relevant sections; future objectives are distinct from completed transactions and historical results. Greater certainty on timing is anticipated during FY27 when construction is scheduled to reach level five – Dexus’s share of total cost has increased, primarily due to interest costs and leasing incentives. JLL Australian National average vacancy rate by area is 95.8% at 30 June 2026.