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The
Australian Financial Review - 2 October, 2008.
APT makes moves on Record
Realty
Melbourne-based Australian Public Trustees has
put itself forward as a white Knight for the ailing Record
Realty with an offer that could carve up the listed trust's
$1.9 billion portfolio.
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The
Australian Financial Review - 21 February 2008.
Prices will fall across
the board
Property observed
Commercial property yields will rise. Which
means that prices - of most office towers, strata suites,
retail properties and factories - will fall.
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The
Age- Saturday, 15 December, 2007.
APT fills investor stockings
Executives at Australian Public Trustees will
be on every agent's Christmas card list this year.
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The
Australian Financial Review - 15 -16 December, 2007.
APT may go to town at
Investa pre-Christmas sale
Concerns over rising debt and a possible peaking
of the commercial property market have not dented Investa
Property Group's pre-Christmas mega-sale, with a group
of government tennanted buildings set to sell for more
than $350 million. MORE |
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The
Financial Review, 31 July, 2007.
Public
Trustees bags four bargains
A clutch of four properties spread across three
states is the latest addition to Australian
Public Trustees government property investment
vehicle. MORE |
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The
Financial Review, 17 May, 2007.
Investors
eye $20bn uni property bonanza
Darren Olney-Fraser, chief executive
at fund amanger Australian Public Trustees,
is bullish about development opportunities in the $20
billion university property market following the federal
government's creation of a large endowment fund.
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The Australian Financial
Review 4 May, 2007.
Sports
hospital fillip for Olympic Park
A site at Sydney's Olympic Park once slated
for an office building is to become a $60 million specialist
sports hospital. MORE |
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The
Daily Mercury 9 November, 2006.
Pioneer
Valley hospital sold to Sydney firm
MACKAY’S population growth and booming economy made
Pioneer Valley Private Hospital an attractive investment
for the Sydney-based private company that has just bought
it. MORE |
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The
Australian Financial Review, 12 May, 2006.
APT
raising cash for expansion
The $75 million Government Property Trust
is on the hunt for more properties as it looks to stake
a position as a leader in its specialised niche. MORE |
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The Australian Financial
Review, 16 March, 2006.
Fund
picks up Ramsay hospitals
...Smaller property player Australian Public
Trustees and private operator Owen Ferguson Health
were shortlisted to bid for the Ramsey hospitals. MORE |
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APT
- Press Release 3 March, 2006.
Australian Public
Trustees buys NSW hospital
Australian
Public Trustees today announced the purchase
of Lismore Private Hospital for $8 million from Owen Ferguson
Health. MORE |
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The
Australian Financial Review, 10 February, 2006.
Investa
calms worries over payout policy
...Meanwhile, Australian Public Trustees,
which focuses on public infrastructure and government
leased buildings, has snapped up a Canberra office building
from Invsta. MORE |
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The
Sunday Age, 5 February, 2006.
Principals
wary of state school trust sheme
PARENTS would be part-owners of their children's
school under a radical plan by a former education minister
to improve state schools. MORE |
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27
May, 2005.
Regional
offices sell for $13.5m
Two significant investment properties in Bunbury
and Midland have sold for a combined $13.75million,
with selling agent DTZ Australia claiming it as one
of the bigger sales outside the Perth central business
district this year. MORE |
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The
Australian Financial Review - Tuesday 10 May, 2005.
Geelong's
Taj fetches $15m
The notorious Geelong Tax Office building, once
the headquarters of the failed Pyramid building society,
has been sold in an off-market transaction for $l5 million.
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ASX
Announcement - 23 December, 2004
Sale of Westside
Private Hospital
Nova Health Limited (Nova) today announced that it has
sold Westside Private Hospital in Concord, New South
Wales for $3.5m.
The land and buildings have been purchased by Australian
Public Trustees Ltd. The business will be owned
and operated by Owen Ferguson Health Pty Ltd. MORE |
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The
Australian Financial Review - Wednesday 8 September, 2004.
APT in $15m Bendigo
building buy
Australian
Public Trustees has bought a large office building
in Bendigo, claiming it as one of the largest regional
deals for more than a decade. MORE |
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The Australian
Financial Review - Tuesady 2 March, 2004.
Bright ray of
Sunshine in Melbourne
A state government building in Melbourne's outer western
suburb of Sunshine has been bought for $8.26 million.
The VicRoads Norwest regional office was sold by a private
syndicate to an unlisted trust that specialises in government
buildings. MORE |
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