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Vol 12. No.3
Vol 12. No.3
Friday 07 January 2011
Landsburys Independent Accreditation Reports
Economic Overview
Current
+/-
Movement
$AUS/$US
99.82
-0.36
Cash Rate
4.75
Steady
90 Day Bill
4.96
Steady
10 Year Bond
5.545
+0.045
ASX 200
4725.0
+10.1
Victoria Property
Melbourne house price growth for 2011 (AFR Pg. 44)
Melbourne
house prices could grow 3% or more during 2011.
Research shows that the
Melbourne
real estate market had outperformed other markets consistently for the past few years.
It had been supported by a state economy and labour market that has remained robust, even without the resource-sector boost delivered in other states.
Rental vacancy was 1.4% in September 2010, well below the long-term average of 3%.
Victoria’s
economy is expected to grow at between 3 and 3.5% over the next few years. As a result, it is expected household incomes will retain enough capacity to support dwelling purchases and mortgages.
Research predicts a
3.4% growth
in house prices in
2011
, just above inflation.
Plenary increases stake in DFO (AFR Pg. 43)
Plenary Group
has secured mezzanine finance to increase its stake in
Melbourne’s South Wharf Direct Factory Outlet
(DFO).
Backing through a $42.5 million mezzanine facility from Melbourne advisory firm
Wingate Group
and
JPMorgan
helped Plenary lift its stake from 25% to 50%.
The agreement guarantees the South Wharf sale as joint-venture partner
CFS Retail Property Trust
required Plenary take a half-share.
Inclusive in the financing is further capital to allow the completion of the outstanding food and beverage works which is approximately 8,000 square metres of space, or 15% of the total centre’s area.
The additional space would house more than a dozen new restaurants and cafes and extend the Yarra-front hospitality precinct beyond Southbank.
The South Wharf Retail Precinct combines a DFO, Homemaker Hub and food and beverage precinct.
Sources:
As above
Disclaimer:
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