Latest Residential Property Market News

US Masters Residential Property Group reported a $57.3 million net loss for 2025 amid a strategic shift to wind down operations by selling its entire US residential property portfolio by the end of 2026. The Group surpassed its aggressive 2025 sales target, setting the stage for capital returns to security holders.

Winton Land Limited reports a sharp 60% revenue decline in its interim results for H1 FY26 but narrows its net loss and progresses key development projects amid a cautious economic backdrop.

Peet Limited forecasts a robust FY26 with net profit after tax expected between $74 million and $78 million, signaling a 26% to 34% increase over the previous year amid strong market demand and operational momentum.

Elders Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 12% rise in underlying EBIT to $143.5 million and declared a fully franked final dividend of 18 cents per share. The agribusiness is optimistic about FY26, buoyed by strategic acquisitions and a new divisional model.

The Agency Group Australia has kicked off FY26 with a robust 26% year-on-year growth in Gross Commission Income and $2.3 billion in property sales, defying tight housing supply. The company is on track to surpass its $140.5 million GCI run-rate target, fueled by strong agent recruitment and expanding property management.

360 Capital Group has launched its new private equity fund, marking its debut acquisition with a $49.9 million Sydney apartment complex purchase. The fund combines equity from wholesale investors, bank debt, and structured equity to finance the deal.

Oceania Healthcare has unveiled a comprehensive strategy focused on sales performance, operational excellence, and capital management to strengthen its aged care and retirement living portfolio. The company aims to reduce debt, enhance resident choice, and expand services while maintaining strong occupancy and shareholder returns.

The Agency Group has delivered a record financial performance in FY2025, with Gross Commission Income surpassing $125 million, driven by strong growth in residential sales and property management. The company’s unique national direct agency model and strategic expansion into emerging markets underpin its positive outlook.

Lifestyle Communities reported a challenging FY25 with a significant statutory loss driven by a VCAT ruling, yet signs of sales recovery and a refreshed strategy offer a path forward.

Peet Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 60% surge in net profit after tax and declared a higher fully franked dividend, underpinned by strong sales and improved capital management. The company is also undertaking a strategic business review while navigating leadership transitions.

AVJennings Limited has officially been acquired by Proprium Capital Partners through a scheme of arrangement, triggering a special dividend payout and the company’s imminent delisting from the ASX.

Finbar Group has sold out its $113 million Bel-Air Apartments project well before its anticipated mid-2026 completion, highlighting strong demand for mid-tier apartments in Western Australia.