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City of Sydney’s Radical Plan for Oxford St
The City of Sydney has revealed its own plan to “rejuvenate” Oxford St. The council will lease three huge blocks along Oxford St to AsheMorgan.
Read MoreAsheMorgan Acquires Three Blocks of Classic Oxford Street, Darlinghurst
A prominent collection of character buildings within a renowned urban village, closely connected to Sydney’s CBD.
Read MoreAcquisition of Crossroads Homemaker Centre
Anchored by a Bunnings Warehouse, the Crossroads Homemaker Centre is supported by national retailers providing sustainable income.
Read MoreAsheMorgan Acquires 9 Hunter Street, Sydney
9 Hunter Street is a quality office tower located in the Core Office Precinct of the Sydney CBD with a multi-tenant robust income profile.
Read MoreA Master Plan for The District Docklands
A master plan for the remaining undeveloped land at The District Docklands will be released in June 2019. AsheMorgan will host a community consultation session.
Read MoreDocklands to Open First Fresh Food Market
Docklands’ latest addition is being billed as the biggest and most accessible supermarket-based fresh food market within 5km of the CBD.
Read MoreBrisbane CBD Office Market Becoming Red Hot
Brisbane’s office market has emerged as one of the hottest destinations in the country, with another major deal on the cusp of being struck.
Read MoreAustralian High-Rise Infill Project Melds Two Obsolete Brisbane Office Towers Together As One
Midtown Centre, an elegant, glass-encased new 26-office tower, recently topped out in Brisbane, Australia’s central business district. And with the exception of those intimate with the area, most passersby might never realize that the single building was, not long ago, a pair of outdated, 1970s-era governmental high-rises that have been fused together in what’s been described as a first-of-it’s kind project for Australia.
Read MoreAsheMorgan Completes the Acquisition of The Complex, a Cluster of Three Buildings in the Brisbane CBD
AsheMorgan completes its acquisition of The Complex, a cluster of three buildings in the Brisbane CBD, for $425 million on a yield of 6.4 per cent – the second largest deal of the year.
Read MoreAustralianSuper’s Giant Step into Non-Bank Lending
AustralianSuper has taken one of the largest steps to date into the growing gap left by Australia’s big four banks, with investment manager MaxCap arranging a $360 million deal for the local super fund to develop Brisbane’s new home for mining giant Rio Tinto.
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