MIRVAC Group’s Nick Collishaw is the highest-paid managing director in the listed property sector for the 2010 financial year so far.

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Execs reap rebound rewards
September 3, 2010
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MIRVAC Group’s Nick Collishaw is the highest-paid managing director in the listed property sector for the 2010 financial year so far.

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Execs reap rebound rewards
THE embattled industrial property sector has shown signs of a nascent recovery with a number of deals under way by the listed and unlisted owners and investors in the sector.
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Industrial sector shows signs of life
A STRONG full-year result by Aevum has upped the ante in Stockland’s $266 million hostile bid for the listed retirement village operator.

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Aevum’s turnaround
The S&P/ASX 200 Listed Property Trust Index comprises the leading listed property vehicles in Australia and represents diversified exposure to the Australian listed property market. Exposure is diversified geographically across …
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Stockland’s bid for Aevum sits well with Matthew Quinn’s planned focus on retirement living and residential communities. It also signals more consolidation in the listed property trust sector.
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Stockland’s mature move
MIRVAC Property Group yesterday made a $1.2 billion bid to take over another listed vehicle, Westpac Office Trust (WOT).
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Mirvac bids $1.2bn for trust
Fund wins extension, trust still in limbo The Australian THE ING Real Estate Entertainment Fund has finalised conditions for a $180 million loan extension, while another listed property trust, Macquarie DDR Trust, … Mac DDR trust slips closer to black hole Sydney Morning Herald all 7 news articles
THE ING Real Estate Entertainment Fund has finalised conditions for a $180 million loan extension, while another listed property trust, Macquarie DDR Trust, fights for survival.

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Fund wins extension, trust still in limbo
ONE of Kerry Packer’s closest allies, Sydney businessman Robert Whyte, may be poised to take over the listed Trafalgar Corporate Group.
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Packer ally closes in on Trafalgar
Lack of funds puts mergers on agenda Sydney Morning Herald While the listed real estate investment trusts can access cash through a rights issue to investors, as occurred a year ago, the unlisted funds and small to … and more
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