GreenFort Capital is making a play into the one shining light in Australia's residential market - land lease housing for downsizing Baby Boomers - with the acquisition of a second community in Queensland's Gympie region, which it wants to make part of an $800 million portfolio.
Read MoreAlternative fund manager GreenFort Capital is preparing plans to expand its fifth retirement village after picking up Maleny Grove on the Sunshine Coast from the Live Life Group.
Read MoreAustralian housing prices have fallen by nearly a tenth in the past 12 months, but rising construction costs and scarce credit mean that the country’s housing shortage continues, with panelists in an industry forum on Thursday seeing opportunities for experienced institutional investors to profit from build to rent and condominium projects.
Read MoreBrisbane investment manager GreenFort Capital is poised to become one of the country’s largest build-to-rent players after striking a deal with Canadian-backed real estate house BentallGreenOak and Swiss-based private equity firm Partners Group to grow a local business.
Read MoreAustralian Unity has signed a $40-million agreement with GreenFort Capital to develop a disability housing portfolio across five sites in south-east Queensland.
Read MoreConstruction on a 348-apartment retirement village in Hope Island is under way after launching to market in October.
Read MoreContinuing the emergence of experienced retirement village operators re-entering the sector, Glen Brown has officially launched his Reside Communities, kicking off with the acquisition of two operating villages and one development project in and around Brisbane.
Read MoreBrisbane based GreenFort Capital has entered into a joint venture with private equity firm Gaw Capital Partners to acquire and develop a $600 million pipeline of retirement living projects.
Read MoreReside Communities has made its first acquisition with the purchase of a retirement village in Brisbane’s outer northwest.
Read MoreThe Australian arm of Luxembourg-based private equity firm Pamoja Capital, the investment vehicle of Canadian classifieds' billionaire John MacBain, has swooped on a Melbourne development site slated to become one of the world's tallest student housing towers.
Read MoreAlternative real estate investment manager GreenFort Capital has secured a heritage-listed office building on the edge of the Brisbane CBD’s golden triangle precinct.
Read MoreMembers of the Pacific Golf Club at Carindale, 10km east of the CBD, have already voted on the partnership at a special general meeting, with 89% in favour.
Read MoreAlternative real estate investment manager GreenFort Capital has paid about $35 million for an approved high-rise development site close to Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Market.
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