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A real estate investment trust (REIT) is a company that owns and operates income-producing real estate, such as office buildings, apartments, shopping centers, and hotels. REITs are popular in the US and some other countries, and they have different types, tax benefits, and market performance.
Learn about A-REITs, a unitised portfolio of property assets listed on the Australian stock exchange. Find out their history, income, assets, diversification and management.
Learn about the history, types, valuation, financing, and sources of returns of real estate investing, a global asset class that involves the purchase, management and sale or rental of real estate for profit. Find out how real estate markets, appraisal techniques, and financing methods vary across countries and regions.
HomeCo is an Australian REIT that owns and manages 52 shopping centres across 5 states. It was founded in 2017 by HMC Capital and merged with Aventus Group in 2022.
An income trust is an investment that pays out consistent cash flows to investors, often used by institutional and retired investors. Learn about the different types of income trusts, their tax advantages and disadvantages, and their popularity in Canada and Australia.
Cromwell Property Group is a public company that invests and manages commercial real estate in Australia, New Zealand and Europe. It has faced controversies over a Singapore takeover bid, a boardroom battle and a COVID-19 impacted distribution.
Charter Hall is a public company that develops and manages real estate in Australasia. It was founded in 1991 and has acquired several assets and platforms, including Macquarie Group's real estate platform and Folkestone.
Vicinity Centres is a public company that owns and manages 60 shopping centres in Australia. It was formerly known as Centro Properties and had international assets in the US, but sold them in 2011 after facing financial difficulties.