Latest Property Investment News

Hotel Property Investments (HPI) reported a solid $16.7 million statutory profit for H1 FY25, alongside a 3.2% rise in distributions and a successful debt refinancing that extends maturity and reduces costs.

Hotel Property Investments has announced significant leadership changes following increased shareholding by Charter Hall and Hostplus, signaling a strategic pivot for the property investment firm.

Hotel Property Investments (HPI) reported a robust half-year profit of A$16.7 million, driven by rising rental income and property valuations, while managing significant takeover defence costs amid Charter Hall Retail REIT and Hostplus bids.

One Managed Investment Funds Limited has initiated the termination and liquidation of the Fat Prophets Global Property Fund, signaling a significant shift for investors as the on-market buyback closes.

DomaCom Limited reports a transformative quarter with executive changes, new funding facilities, and strategic initiatives including the launch of its Homeowner Equity Fund and exclusive licensing of the Bricklet Homeowner Platform.

Charter Hall Wholesale Management Limited has extended its off-market takeover offer for Hotel Property Investments, pushing the closing date to March 14, 2025. The offer is now unconditional, having cleared all defeating conditions.

Appen's Q4 FY24 results reveal a robust 37% revenue increase excluding Google, alongside improved EBITDA profitability, driven by generative AI projects and strategic cost management.

Investors in Fat Prophets Global Property Fund have voted to wind up the fund, initiating a formal closure process and delisting from the ASX.

Hudson Investment Group signals potential corporate restructure as it explores sale and joint venture options for key Queensland and NSW properties.

Charter Hall Wholesale Management Limited has secured majority control of Hotel Property Investments (HPI) with a 63.7% voting stake and the HPI board now recommends acceptance of the all-cash takeover offer valued at $3.752 per security.

Centuria Funds Management Limited reports a stable quarter for its Centuria Capital No. 2 Fund (C2F), with no compliance breaches or adverse financial events in Q2 FY25. The fund’s secured notes remain fully supported by first-ranking security interests, underscoring operational resilience.