Carolyn Cummins
The Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney, NSW, Australia
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Past articles by Carolyn:
Goodman upgrades growth forecast amid industrial property boom
Industrial rents and values have surged across the country as low supply continues to stoke high demand in the hard-working space. → Read More
The Mill snapped up for $60m as pub sales hit new levels
The sprawling Mill Hotel in Sydney’s west has been snapped up by third-generation pub owners the Marlow Group for $60 million, as sales in the pub sector hit new levels from the rising demand for the assets. → Read More
Sydney Airport hotel up for sale as demand heats up
The four-star Rydges Sydney Airport hotel, which has been used as quarantine premises, is up for sale with a price tag of up to $270 million as the owners test the rising demand for key hotels. → Read More
Blackstone’s Tynan sets the group on a growth path
Once a week at 2am Blackstone's head of real estate Chris Tynan gets on a video call with US head office to talk deals. → Read More
Fortis adds $38m of commercial assets to the portfolio
The private developer expects demand for commercial fringe assets to grow strongly. → Read More
Sydney boutique hotel portfolio could fetch $70m
A portfolio of four hotels on Sydney's lower north shore is being offered by Emerald City Hotel Group, with price expectations of up to $70 million. → Read More
Dick's Hotel is latest Balmain pub for sale
The popular watering hole Dick's Hotel, is the latest pub in Balmain to be put on the market → Read More
Foxtel chief confident of bowling over cricket viewers
Foxtel chief executive Patrick Delaney is confident the pay-TV network will continue to grow with the new deal for the cricket → Read More
Malls turn themselves into old-style town centres
Big gun shopping centres are now turning over up to $2 billion in annual sales, putting paid to any concern that they are not relevant to consumers. → Read More
Embattled real estate agency McGrath slashes profit forecast
The newly minted board has wasted no time in tearing up previous predictions. → Read More
The hits and misses of corporate confession season
From mauled miners to booming broadcasters, wretched retailers to faltering finance, this was an earnings season of truly mixed messages. → Read More
Savvy cash is heading to Sydney's north
Investors looking office space, without the high level of rent in the Sydney central business district are heading over the Harbour Bridge to North Sydney. → Read More
Owners of retail assets are having a clearance sale
Retail assets are in high demand with close to $10 billion changing hands in the past year → Read More
Without Reserve
Mission Australia, one of the country’s largest not-for-profit organisations, has a new location → Read More
Office flexibility is the new selling point for investors
Sydney and Melbourne CBD office markets, will be primarily driven by customer focused and flexible working environments, says Colliers International. → Read More
Leasing ladder
NORTH SYDNEY $440 sqm gross. → Read More
'There is no Plan B': Lowy family defends $30b takeover
Westfield's co-chief executive Peter Lowy has staunchly defended the takeover deal with French retail giant Unibail-Rodamco. → Read More
Lendlease flags $500m buyback as engineering woes weigh on profit
Lendlease, the global infrastructure and construction group, will undertake a share buyback worth up to $500 million → Read More
Scentre Group post 4.25pc funds growth to $1.2b
Scentre, the country's biggest retail landlord has reported growth of 4.25 per cent in a year when its tenants felt the pressure of weak sales and administration. → Read More
Stockland launches $500m new hub at Macquarie Park
Stockland is to develop $500 million state-of-the-art technology hub at its Macquarie Park logistics site as part of its ongoing urban renewal program. → Read More