Located on a 1.4-hectare site at Lots 5-8 Stadium Drive in Robina, the newly approved apartment community marks Sentinel's first project in Queensland. It is part of Sentinel's growing portfolio of more than 1,600 high-quality rental units currently in operation or under various stages of development across Australia’s major cities, which also includes two fully leased apartment communities in Subiaco (Perth), Western Australia.

Note: Image is an artistic rendering, final finishes may vary.

Note: Image is an artistic rendering, final finishes may vary.

In Robina, Sentinel has received planning approval for a nine-storey sustainable building which will deliver an additional 41,799 square metres of new rental accommodation and resident amenities to support the housing needs of the growing area. The project will be developed by Sentinel and managed under Sentinel's Australian property management brand, Kinleaf, on completion.

Designed by Cera Stribley with Urbis appointed for urban planning services, the apartment community extends across two elegant towers with a connecting podium featuring indoor and outdoor resident amenities. It will have one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments on offer and resident amenities will include a pool and sun deck, fitness centre, resident lounge, amphitheatre, outdoor barbeque areas and more than 370 car parks and 120 bike parking spaces across the ground level. The design prioritises resident comfort and showcases the scenic views towards Surfer's Paradise and the hinterland. It also incorporates natural elements in its architecture and landscaping to thoughtfully integrate the community with its surrounding environment.

Lots 5-8 Stadium Drive is designed to achieve high levels of environmental and social sustainability in operation. It will target carbon neutral certification, a 5-Star Green Star rating from the Green Building Council of Australia and a minimum 7 Star NatHERS rating on completion, in keeping with other developments Sentinel has completed to date in Australia. Sustainability features incorporated in the building design include a photovoltaic system to supply solar power for common area usage, EV charging stations, a rainwater harvesting system for irrigation, the use of high WELS rated fixtures and energy-saving appliances, significant subtropical planting integrated throughout the development, and small fruit and herb gardens on offer for residents.

Keith Lucas, Sentinel's Managing Director in Australia said: "Our upcoming development on Stadium Drive will transform into a vibrant and engaged rental community that offers its residents thoughtfully and sustainably designed apartment living that sets a new benchmark for the area. Future residents can expect to enjoy high-quality fixtures and finishes, convenient access to a range of premium amenities within their building, and a refined rental experience amongst Robina's natural beauty and convenient location.

"Queensland's housing market is evolving and we relish the opportunity to apply our proven expertise in delivering and managing well-designed rental apartment communities to deliver more quality housing options to the local market and support the state’s growing population," said Mr Lucas.

The development site is situated in Robina's Stadium Village Precinct and is conveniently located only a short walk from key amenities and infrastructure including Robina Town Centre, Robina Train Station (with direct trains to Brisbane Airport), Cbus Super Stadium, Robina Hospital, and the wider Robina Health Precinct. It is also just minutes from the planned Robina City Parklands – the first stage of the Gold Coast City Council's proposed Greenheart Parklands – which is expected to deliver an extensive range of new amenities for the local community. Bond University's expanding Health and Sport campus, a new TAFE campus, a number of golf courses and easy links to the M1 Pacific Motorway are also within proximity.

Robina is just a 20-minute drive from some of the Gold Coast's most iconic beaches and a 15-minute drive from the Gold Coast International Airport. It is also the confirmed location for the Gold Coast Olympic and Paralympic Village for the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games and is ranked among the Gold Coast’s fastest-growing suburbs, with its population and workforce expected to more than double by 2050. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), South East Queensland is the third largest urban region in Australia and accounts for almost 90 per cent of Queensland's total population growth.

The announcement received coverage in Australian media:
https://www.theurbandeveloper.com/articles/sentinel-first-queensland-btr-project-greenlit-robina
https://www.australianpropertyjournal.com.au/2023/10/18/gold-coast-build-to-rent-gets-major-injection/
https://realassets.ipe.com/news/pggm-and-sentinel-australia-expand-into-queensland-with-300-apartment-btr-investment/10069547.article
https://www.btrnews.au/sentinel-receives-approval-for-lots-5-8-stadium-drive-btr-in-robina/
https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/us-giant-sentinel-gains-approval-to-develop-300-build-to-rent-apartments-on-gold-coast.html
https://www.realestatesource.com.au/green-light-for-sentinel-first-queensland-project/
Gold Coast Bulletin:

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Speaking alongside Michelle McNally from Aware Real Estate, Angela Buckley from Mirvac and Brendon Lamers from Clayton Utz on the Summit's Build to Rent panel, Mr. Streicker discussed topics including the promising future of Build to Rent in Australia's housing mix, the level of demand for the product domestically and abroad, and what's needed to unlock the full potential of the asset class in Australia.

"There's tremendous demand for the product," said Mr. Streicker.

"Delivering supply is obviously a challenge right now, but we really see that as something that will be resolved over time, and the sector itself we think will have strong development legs," he said.

The Australian Financial Review's Property Summit is an annual event which convenes the industry's most influential leaders, investors, commentators and disruptors over two days to discuss the emerging trends, opportunities and threats in the commercial and residential property markets.

Coverage of the Build to Rent panel at this year's Summit can be viewed below:
https://www.afr.com/property/residential/build-to-rent-needs-institutional-investment-housing-minister-says-20230911-p5e3qq
https://www.afr.com/property/residential/why-it-s-so-hard-to-rent-or-buy-a-home-20230911-p5e3qh

Sentinel began reviewing Build to Rent opportunities in Australia in 2012, establishing its Australian affiliate Sentinel Fund Manager Australia. Since that time, it has successfully completed, opened and leased the first two phases of its Element 27 project in Subiaco (Perth), Western Australia. Sentinel's second Build to Rent project, The Briscoe, is located at 151 Hawke Street in West Melbourne and is due to open in late 2023. It has also acquired sites for development in Scarborough (Perth), Western Australia; Robina (Gold Coast) in Queensland and in Bowden (Adelaide), South Australia. Sentinel currently has more than 1,600 Build to Rent units under various stages of development and operation throughout Australia and recently launched its Australian property management brand, Kinleaf.

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Featured in the lobby of 12 Wunderlich Road, the vibrant and engaging array of artworks, by artists Sandra Black, Susan Flavell and Andrew Nicholls, are inspired by the history of the location, which was previously home to the Australian Fine China porcelain manufacturing factory (formerly known as H.L. Brisbane and Wunderlich Ltd., and the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company). The artworks celebrate the buoyant aesthetic sensibility of the ceramics that were produced on the site for 85 years.

As Sentinel's Managing Director in Australia, Keith Lucas, observed "The Australian Fine China factory produced many unique and outstanding examples of Australian ceramic wares throughout its lifespan and it’s wonderful to be able to pay tribute to and thread some of this rich history back into the community. It’s also fantastic to have another opportunity to collaborate with and celebrate local Perth artists."

Artists Sandra Black, Susan Flavell and Andrew Nicholls viewing the artwork installation in the lobby of 12 Wunderlich Road at Element 27

The unveiling of this unique series marks the third instalment of Element 27's arts program, which has previously drawn from the area’s porcelain manufacturing legacy. One of the driving concepts behind the development of the Kinleaf brand has been this concept of community engagement and respect for local legacies.

Australian artist and curator Andrew Nicholls said, "Sandra, Susan and I have all engaged with the legacy of Australian Fine China, Brisbane and Wunderlich, and Wembley Ware throughout our careers. We were very excited by the opportunity to return to this research and create a new collection of artworks to reflect its historical significance in a visually engaging way at Element 27."

In an earlier stage of the program, a large artwork projection titled "Porcelain: Changing Views" was created by local Perth artist Sohan Ariel Hayes. This artwork was also inspired by the cultural contributions of the Australian Fine China factory and was projected on one of the apartment buildings at Element 27 for residents and members of the local community to view at an evening event, accompanied by a custom-composed soundscape that was performed live and complimentary refreshments.

More recently, award-winning local Perth artist Ross Potter was welcomed to Element 27 for a six-month residency. Ross facilitated a number of workshops and open studio events for residents and the wider community during his time at the precinct.

A selection of the collection of artworks by Sandra Black, Susan Flavell and Andrew Nicholls can be viewed below.

Andrew Nicholls and his work, Mid-Century Cake Stand, 2023

Repurposed Wembley Ware and metal components, 53 x 23 x 28 cm

"This work comprises repurposed Wembley Ware ceramics created on this site between 1946-1961. Its comical appearance alludes to the highly-whimsical style of Wembley Ware, and its intentionally-ambiguous relationship to functionality; due to high taxes on purely decorative ceramics during the post-war era, many Wembley Ware designs were given a superficial purpose, (for example, as 'posy vases' or 'ashtrays'), despite being largely ornamental, so as to sit at a lower price point. Hence this work is a tiered 'cake stand' that would not actually be practical for cakes." Andrew Nicholls, 2023

Sandra Black and her works:

Bennett's Mallee Vase, 2023

Slip-cast pink and white porcelain, clear glaze and recycled Australian Fine China decals by Philippa Nikulinsky, 38.5cm H x 10cm W

Candy Orchid Vase, 2023

Slip-cast yellow and white porcelain, clear glaze and recycled Australian Fine China decals by Philippa Nikulinsky, 32.4cm H x 10cm W

Donkey Orchid Vase, 2023

Slip-cast green and white porcelain, clear glaze & AFC recycled decals by Philippa Nikulinsky, 32.8cm H x 10cm W

"These vases are a homage to the colourful Wembley Ware range of mid-20th century homeware designs. The floral decals are a tribute to former Australian Fine China designer Phillipa Nikulinsky’s depictions of rare and endangered Western Australian wildflowers." Sandra Black, 2023

Susan Flavell and her work, Kookaburra on Plinth, 2023

Cardboard, paper, recycled drawings, MDF box, paint, assorted metal leaf, glue, satin varnish, 140 x 32.3 x 26 cm

Susan Flavell has created a mixed-media sculpture based on the iconic Wembley Ware Kookaburra Garden Ornament, and paying tribute to the many other Kookaburra-themed ceramics produced at this site throughout the twentieth century. These include the AB Webb-inspired Calyx Kookaburra dinner service from the early days of the factory during the 1920s, various mid-century Wembley Ware ashtrays, and the True Blue kookaburra plate produced by Australian Fine China during the early 2000s.

Flavell describes this sculpture as "An irreverent, humorous work that plays with ideas of monuments". It was created in response to her bronze Kookaburra sculpture (2003), commissioned for the Subi Centro precinct development, which sits at the end of Laurino Terrace, a five-minute walk from Element 27.

Factory Backstamps, Sandra Black, Susan Flavell & Andrew Nicholls, 2023

Lightbox installation (mixed media), each 61 x 61 cm

The windows facing on to Darbon Crescent illuminate at night to reveal four of the most iconic backstamps that adorned ceramic homewares produced on this site throughout the 20th century, in the pastel tones synonymous with mid-20th century design. Calyx, Western Australia's first commercial ceramics range, was produced here from 1921-1938. However the factory struggled during the depression and second World War, until H.L. Brisbane and Wunderlich Ltd. purchased the site, renaming it Bristile China in 1945. Their iconic 'Wembley Ware' range of 'fancywares' dominated Australia's ceramics industry from 1946-1961, when the factory decided to shift its focus to vitrified crockery for the hospitality market. In 1992 the business rebranded again as Australian Fine China, operating from this site until its closure in 2006, when production shifted offshore.

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Speaking to the publication, our President, Michael Streicker, shared his insights on Australia's rapidly growing Build to Rent sector and why it should be a top target for global institutional investors.

"Supportive demographic trends, increasing urbanisation and changing lifestyle preferences are likely to drive strong demand for rental housing [in Australia] for many years to come," said Mr. Streicker.

"When you look at the volume of institutional investment recently coming into the build-to-rent sector from overseas, it's clear there are a number of sophisticated investors that recognise the value of the product and are getting behind it. In support of this, we’ve certainly seen strong performance at our first operational Australian build-to-rent communities.

"Given Australia's long-term housing undersupply and the build-to-rent model's lack of reliance on residential pre-sales, we believe the sector is well-positioned to remain resilient and continue to perform through economic cycles."

Read more in the May issue of IREI Asia Pacific:
https://irei.com/publications/article/living-spaces-japan-remains-the-go-to-market-for-multifamily-but-australias-young-build-to-rent-sector-is-growing-up-fast/

An artist rendering of The Briscoe by Kinleaf in West Melbourne. The 172-unit premium and sustainable rental community is set to open this year.

Sentinel began reviewing Build to Rent opportunities in Australia in 2012, establishing its Australian affiliate Sentinel Fund Manager Australia. Since that time, it has successfully completed, opened and leased the first two phases of its Element 27 project in Subiaco (Perth), Western Australia. Sentinel's second Build to Rent project, The Briscoe, is located at 151 Hawke Street in West Melbourne and is due to open in the second half of 2023. It has also acquired sites for development in Scarborough (Perth), Western Australia; Robina (Gold Coast) in Queensland and in Bowden (Adelaide), South Australia. Sentinel currently has more than 1,600 Build to Rent units under various stages of development and operation throughout Australia. Recently, Sentinel launched its property management brand, Kinleaf, offering Australians a premium and sustainable rental experience.

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He will take part in the Summit's Global Perspectives panel, discussing the unique challenges and opportunities of developing Build to Rent communities in the Australian market including navigating local regulations, understanding market demand and identifying opportunities for innovation.

The Urban Developer vSummit will bring together some of the industry's most experienced professionals, including global and local developers and experts from across the Build to Rent sector.

To register to attend and watch the online panel discussion with Michael Streicker, visit the event website.

Sentinel began reviewing Build to Rent opportunities in Australia in 2012, establishing its Australian affiliate Sentinel Fund Manager Australia. Since that time, it has successfully completed, opened and leased the first two phases of its Element 27 project in Subiaco (Perth), Western Australia. Sentinel's second Build to Rent project, The Briscoe, is located at 151 Hawke Street in West Melbourne and is due to open in the second half of 2023. It has also acquired sites for development in Scarborough (Perth), Western Australia; Robina (Gold Coast) in Queensland and in Bowden (Adelaide), South Australia. Sentinel currently has more than 1,600 Build to Rent units under various stages of development and operation throughout Australia. Recently, Sentinel launched its property management brand, Kinleaf, offering Australians a premium and sustainable rental experience.

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Mr. Streicker shared his insights on how the Build to Rent sector is evolving in Australia, along with Sentinel's expansion in the market with its recent launch of Kinleaf, a dedicated property management brand for its Build to Rent apartment communities throughout Australia.

"From our perspective, it is really exciting to see everything going on in Australia. We think there’s an enormous opportunity for the property type," says Mr. Streicker.

Read more of Michael Streicker's full interview: Property Australia

The first phase of Sentinel’s Element 27 apartment community in Subiaco (Perth), WA

Sentinel began reviewing Build to Rent opportunities in Australia in 2012, establishing our Australian affiliate Sentinel Fund Manager Australia. Since that time, we have successfully completed and opened the first two phases of our Element 27 project in Subiaco (Perth), Western Australia. The first phase of Element 27 has been operational and tenanted since early 2019 – making it Australia’s first institutional Build to Rent community – and both phases are fully leased. Sentinel’s second Build to Rent project, The Briscoe, is located at 151 Hawke Street in West Melbourne and is due to open in the second half of 2023. Sentinel has also acquired sites for development in Scarborough (Perth), Western Australia; Robina (Gold Coast) in Queensland and Bowden (Adelaide), South Australia. Sentinel currently has more than 1,600 Build to Rent units under various stages of development and operation throughout Australia.

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Sentinel plans to deliver, own and manage approximately 250 premium and sustainable rental apartments on the 4,000 square metre site, which is located at Lots 49 and 50 on Third Street, Bowden. On completion, the apartment community will be managed under our Kinleaf property management brand.

An overview of Sentinel’s future building site at Renewal SA's Bowden precinct, in Adelaide's inner-north.

The new Kinleaf apartment community will target carbon neutral certification, a minimum 5-Star Green Star rating from the Green Building Council of Australia and an 8-star NatHERS rating, in keeping with Sentinel's industry-leading commitment to sustainability across our Australian Build to Rent portfolio.

South Australian Housing and Urban Development Minister Nick Champion said: "We welcome this boost to housing supply, which is set to alleviate pressure on renters and provide more choice for South Australians.

"The first-of-its-kind development, in the heart of the innovative Bowden precinct, provides a longer-term, more secure renting option and adds a new layer to our housing mix.

"The Build-to-Rent sector is emerging as another way to help address housing shortages and ease the rental squeeze – and it's great to see such a major global property player back Bowden as the place to do just that," said Minister Champion.

Director of Sentinel Fund Manager Australia, Michael Streicker said: "We're proud to be the first group to bring institutional Build to Rent to Adelaide and play a role in providing greater housing choice to South Australians.

"Our Build to Rent communities are designed and operated with renters as the priority, offering them a more convenient and refined rental experience where environmental and social sustainability are integrated throughout.

"This acquisition marks an important step in Sentinel’s national growth strategy. Following our successful delivery and stabilisation of Australia's first purpose-built Build to Rent communities in Western Australia, as well as the establishment of our first projects in Victoria and Queensland, we’re looking forward to working closely with Renewal SA to deliver this first-of-its-kind project for the state of South Australia," said Mr Streicker.

In addition to the premium and sustainable rental apartments, the first-of-its-kind project in Adelaide will provide its residents with a range of thoughtfully curated lifestyle amenities, experienced on-site management and maintenance teams, and integrated retail offerings.

Up-close street view of Sentinel’s future building site at Renewal SA's Bowden precinct, in Adelaide's inner-north.

The development is also expected to provide more than 250 jobs for South Australians throughout its construction and operation.

Renewal SA Chief Executive Chris Menz said: "Bowden has been at the forefront of innovative housing in South Australia for more than a decade.

"Having one of the world's leading institutional Build-to-Rent providers, Sentinel, choose Bowden as the location for its first South Australian venture will raise that bar again.

"Not only will it deliver greater choice and a more professionally managed and transparent rental experience for tenants, it will also free up availability in other housing segments that are currently oversaturated," said Mr Menz.

The Bowden precinct is the South Australian government's first higher density urban infill revitalisation project. Located just 2.5 kilometres from Adelaide's CBD on 16 hectares of land, it sets new standards in urban renewal for the state and is re-emerging as a vibrant inner-city destination. It is estimated more than 3,000 new residents will call the precinct home over the coming years.

The precinct is designed to be a safe and walkable urban neighbourhood, with a focus on fostering a strong, diverse community and providing more sustainable and energy-efficient housing. The streets are designed for pedestrians and bikes, with green open spaces, parks, easy access to public transport and other essential and lifestyle amenities all in proximity.

In further service to South Australia, the project will facilitate a series of work experience placements for job seekers and high school students, to be run as part of Renewal SA's social enterprise program.

The announcement received coverage in Australian media:
The Australian Financial Review
The Australian
The Urban Developer
Australian Property Journal
Development Ready
Real Estate Source
Business News Australia

7News reports on Sentinel’s first institutional Build to Rent community in South Australia

This is Sentinel's first development site purchased in South Australia. Along with the recent development site purchased in Queensland, it follows the successful completion and leasing of Element 27 (to be renamed The Elements by Kinleaf), its first Australian Build to Rent apartment communities in Subiaco (Perth), Western Australia. It also follows the progression of construction on its 172-apartment Build to Rent community The Briscoe by Kinleaf in West Melbourne, Victoria, which is due to reach practical completion this year.

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In his interview, Michael spoke about Sentinel's origins, our Build to Rent platform in Australia, our first pioneering moves for the sector locally, and where it's heading today.

"We've been cheerleading the sector for years and it's fantastic to see it beginning to come to fruition…the supply and demand dynamics in Australia necessitate all sorts of new housing opportunities and it's very gratifying to see the Build to Rent sector is well placed within that conversation.

"This is housing that many people will be very excited to live in once they are introduced to it, once they learn about it and once they engage with it…and that's certainly been our experience in Subiaco where we've seen exceptional tenant retention, we're fully leased and we have waitlists. It's really a product that has been extremely exciting to see how well received it's been," said Mr. Streicker.

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Kinleaf debuts with two fully-leased Build to Rent properties in Subiaco (Perth), WA

Sentinel has announced Kinleaf, a dedicated property management brand for our Build to Rent apartment communities in Australia.

Kinleaf's offering will provide Australians with a premium and sustainable rental experience. Each apartment community is thoughtfully designed for the modern Australian renter and offers a refined living experience focused on convenience, community and sustainability.

Kinleaf will be rolled out across existing and future communities in Sentinel's Australian Build to Rent portfolio, which currently contains more than 1,300 units under various stages of development and operation.

Michael Streicker, President of Sentinel Real Estate Corporation said: "The launch of Kinleaf marks the next stage of Sentinel's growth in Australia. We’re proud to have been the first organisation to establish a purpose-built institutional Build to Rent community here in 2019 and introduce Australians to a new way of renting. Now, our focus is on continuing to grow a national portfolio of premium and well-located rental communities that deliver greater housing choices for more Australians and strong, long-term returns for investors. This will be enhanced by Kinleaf's clearly defined and tailored offering.

"Kinleaf's offering is grounded in providing a living experience that is focused on the renter, prioritises sustainability outcomes, and supports the creation of vibrant and engaged communities. Our experienced on-site management and maintenance teams, streamlined leasing process, and thoughtfully curated lifestyle and wellness amenities are just some of the ways we’re delivering an overall more refined rental experience," said Mr Streicker.

Sentinel President, Michael Streicker, surveys the Melbourne skyline from the rooftop of The Briscoe, which will be Kinleaf’s third operational Build to Rent development in Australia.

Kinleaf will continue the high standard of living and service delivered by Sentinel at its existing operational Build to Rent communities in Australia. This includes consistent, high-quality finishes and fixtures within each Kinleaf building; full energy-efficient appliance packages provided in all apartments, a wide variety of apartment floor plans available to suit different renter needs, and a pet-friendly approach.

Each Kinleaf community will target a range of leading sustainability benchmarks for the Australian built environment including carbon neutral certification, a minimum 5 Star Green Star rating, and a minimum 8-Star average NatHERS (Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme) rating. Initiatives to increase the environmental performance of communities will include solar energy and rainwater reuse strategies, electric vehicle charging stations, the selection of high-quality and durable materials with certified low environmental impacts, and enhanced waste management strategies. A range of resident education initiatives will be facilitated by on-site management teams to increase understanding among residents of the green systems available to them in their buildings and encourage participation.

To sustain a vibrant and engaged community, a number of opportunities for meaningful engagement and community-building will also be facilitated by the Kinleaf team – including the hosting of regular social events and activities for residents. Furthermore, Kinleaf communities are designed and operated to be more accessible to residents with different needs, both within and beyond the apartment walls.

In line with the launch of Kinleaf, Sentinel's 172-apartment Build to Rent community in West Melbourne will be named The Briscoe by Kinleaf. Our operational Element 27 Build to Rent apartment community in Subiaco, Perth, will also see its name evolve to The Elements by Kinleaf later this year.

In January this year, we announced the acquisition of a 1.4-hectare site for development in Robina on the Gold Coast. Sentinel plans to deliver approximately 300 premium rental apartments on the site, which will also be developed and managed under the Kinleaf brand.

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The launch of Kinleaf also received coverage in Australian media:
The Australian Financial Review
Australian Property Journal
Australian Property Markets News
Urban Living News
Financial Standard
The Property Tribune
ANZ Property Journal
The Australian

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Sentinel Managing Director, Keith Lucas

Keith Lucas, Managing Director and in-house architect responsible for Sentinel’s Australian Development Management team, has been appointed to the Property Council of Australia’s (PCA) National Build to Rent Roundtable for 2023/24.

On the Roundtable, Keith will collaborate with other members from the industry and draw on his expertise to advocate for the Build to Rent sector in Australia and help develop industry perspectives on policy developments for the asset class.

The Property Council is the leading advocate for Australia's property industry. On behalf of its members, it provides research and thought leadership to help decision-makers create vibrant communities, great cities and strong economies.

For more information about the Property Council of Australia and its Industry Committees and Roundtables, visit the PCA website.

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