Vol 11. No.136
Wednesday 21 July 2010
Economic Overview
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Current |
+/- |
Movement |
| $AUS/$US |
87.99 |
+1.20 |
 |
| Cash Rate |
4.50 |
Steady |
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| 90 Day Bill |
4.83 |
+0.01 |
 |
| 10 Year Bond |
5.230 |
+0.10 |
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| ASX 200 |
4403.6 |
+45.3 |
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NSW Property
Hawks Nest development update (AFR Pg.58)
77 King Street, Sydney sale (AFR Pg.56)
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Singapore-listed K-REIT has purchased the majority of 77 King Street in Sydney for $120 million on a yield of less than 7%.
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The vendor Kingvest retained the Apple occupied floors.
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The building was constructed in 1975 and underwent a full refurbishment in 2008.
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Tenants include Capgemini Australia, Fitch Ratings Australia, Herbert Geer and Rebel Sports.
Queensland Property
Noosa Sanctuary resort update (AFR Pg.57)
Victoria Property
717 Bourke Street, Docklands update (AFR Pg.56)
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The Retail Employees Superannuation Trust is conducting due diligence on the office component of 717 Bourke Street in Docklands. A yield of 7.25% is likely to be achieved.
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The 17-storey, 37,000m² building is now fully tenanted following Global Campus Management going into liquidation last year and leaving the 18,000m² of space they were to occupy vacant.
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Tenants include Nine Network, BP Australia, Chartis, the Financial Ombudsman and Telstra.
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The property is owned by a satellite of Babcock & Brown and architectural firm Metier3.
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If the transaction goes ahead the fund will take out Babcock & Brown whilst Metier3 would retain control of the hotel component which is operated by Travelodge.
567 Collins Street, Melbourne update (AFR Pg.57)
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APN Property Group and Leighton Properties are planning on developing 567 Collins Street in Melbourne. The project was previously placed on hold following the Global Financial Crisis.
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The development will be able to accommodate 55,000m² of space or it can be reconfigured into a smaller 44,000m² building.
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A 60% pre-commitment is needed prior to the development commencing.
National Property
Residential market update (AFR Pg.57)
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Nationally the volume of residential land sales was 40% lower in the March quarter compared to the same period in 2009.
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The decrease is attributed to higher interest rates, a decline in the first home buyer stimulus package, competition from the established house market and low yields.
Sources: As above
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