Latest Investment Property News

Harvey Norman Holdings Limited reported strong FY25 financial results, driven by growth in franchisee sales, property portfolio appreciation, and digital investments. The company’s integrated retail, franchise, property, and digital system across multiple countries underpins its sustained shareholder returns.

Waypoint REIT reported steady distributable earnings of $55.6 million for the first half of 2025, supported by robust property valuations and disciplined capital management. Despite flat earnings, statutory net profit surged nearly 47%, reflecting significant valuation gains.

Queste Communications Ltd reported a modest profit for FY25, with consolidated results impacted by investment portfolio losses and strategic asset reclassifications. The company maintained a cautious stance, suspending dividends and executive salaries to manage overheads.

Orion Equities reported a $1.33 million net profit for FY25, down 56% from the prior year, impacted by unrealised losses on key investments and a significant tax benefit reversal. The company’s portfolio remains anchored by stakes in Bentley Capital and Strike Resources.

CTI Logistics reported modest revenue growth and a strong EBITDA increase in FY25, underpinned by a significant property valuation uplift and strategic capital investments. The company is poised for sustainable growth amid a consolidating freight market.

Australian Unity Office Fund reports a $35.6 million loss for FY25 as it advances asset disposals ahead of planned delisting, with the final property sale facing settlement uncertainty.

Lifestyle Communities reported a challenging FY25 with a significant statutory loss driven by a VCAT ruling, yet signs of sales recovery and a refreshed strategy offer a path forward.

Lifestyle Communities reported a significant statutory loss for FY25, driven by legal provisions and asset write-downs, yet signs of recovery emerged in the second half with improved sales and cash flow.

GemLife Communities Group reported a 16% dip in net profit for H1 2025 but bolstered its balance sheet with a $750 million IPO and a strategic $220 million acquisition.

United Overseas Australia Ltd reported a robust half-year profit increase of 31.5%, driven by strong property development and hospitality performance, while declaring a new interim dividend.

RAM Essential Services Property Fund (REP) posted a reduced net loss for FY25 alongside stable distributions and extended its debt facility to January 2027, maintaining a focus on essential healthcare and retail properties amid a cautious economic outlook.

Winton Land Limited reported a 10.5% revenue decline to NZD 155.4 million for FY25, with net profit after tax down 34.4%, as subdued Auckland markets and economic headwinds persist. The company is focusing on South Island developments and Fast-track approvals to navigate the downturn.