Sydney-based fund manager Mirvac has a new partner in its build-to-rent strategy with superannuation fund Australian Retirement Trust having agreed to buy a 48.5 percent in its A$1.7 billion ($1.1 billion) Liv Mirvac Fund, according to statements by the two… Read More>>
Tokyo Tatemono Buying Minority Stake in $327M Lendlease BTR Project in Melbourne
Japanese real estate group Tokyo Tatemono is buying a stake in Lendlease’s A$500 million ($327 million) build-to-rent project under construction in central Melbourne.
The TSE-listed firm will acquire the minority equity interest in 899 Collins Street, a waterfront development in… Read More>>
Mingtiandi APAC Residential Forum 2026 MTD TV, 17-24 March
Changes in housing affordability and societal demographics have transformed the living sector from a niche market to a mainstream play with the sixth annual Mingtiandi Residential Forum set to bring together global and local investors for a series of targetted… Read More>>
AXA IM Alts Adding First Melbourne Project to Australia BTR Platform
AXA IM Alts has agreed to acquire a development site in central Melbourne for the first project in the city under the French fund manager’s Australia build-to-rent platform.
The 105-unit residential complex on Adderley Street in the Victoria capital’s CBD… Read More>>
Local Residential Clinches Management Rights for ADIC’s Gold Coast BTR Complex
Local Residential, the build-to-rent platform backed by Macquarie Asset Management, has completed its acquisition of the management rights for Australia’s largest BTR property, establishing a presence in Queensland for the Melbourne-based company.
The contract for Smith Collective, a 1,252-unit complex… Read More>>
Aussie BTR Platform Novus Teams With Japan’s Kanden for Melbourne Project
Australian build-to-rent platform Novus has tapped Japan’s Kanden Realty & Development to invest in a 190-unit BTR project in Melbourne, with the partners seeking to add much-needed supply to the local apartment market.
The 19-storey project, called Novus on Spencer,… Read More>>
Greystar, Warburg, Local, Kio Upbeat on Aussie Living Sector Post-Election: MTD TV
Political clarity, sustained rental demand, stabilising construction costs and rate cuts are driving optimism for Australia’s residential real estate sector, some of the world’s largest real estate investors said at the Mingtiandi Singapore Forum on 13 May. Watch the full… Read More>>
Scape, Greystar, Colliers Spot Opportunities as Australia’s Living Sector Scales Up: MTD TV
A supply crunch, rising demand and easing cost pressures are pointing to opportunities in Australia’s build-to-rent and student housing markets, according to speakers from Scape, Greystar and Colliers who joined Mingtiandi’s 2025 APAC Residential Forum on Tuesday. Click here… Read More>>
Panel: Residential Evolution – BTR and PBSA in Australia Mingtiandi Residential Forum 2025
Population growth, urbanisation, and rising housing costs continue to drive demand for quality rental housing, while Australia’s academic excellence makes the country an increasingly popular destination for students from around the region. According to Oxford Economics, 14,000 build-to-rent (BTR) units… Read More>>
Spotlight Interview with Greenfort Capital and Gaw Capital Partners Mingtiandi APAC Residential Forum 2025
Having recently secured two development sites in Queensland through an A$800 million ($533 million) joint venture, top executives from GreenFort Capital and Gaw Capital Partners will be joining a spotlight interview on Mingtiandi’s APAC Residential Forum on 26 March to… Read More>>
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