All Cbus Super articles
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Court sides with UniSuper and Cbus in Sydney mall dispute
Super funds win right to buy 50% stake in Macquarie Centre from Dexus fund for A$830m
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UK, Australian pensions team up to push government for clean energy changes
USS, Border to Coast, NEST, Aware Super and IFM among investors proposing UK reforms
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Cbus buys out Dexus, CPP Investments in €194m Australian office deal
Dexus and CPP Investments sell their 50% stake in 5 Martin Place in Sydney for around A$310m
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Super funds create IFM-managed vehicle for affordable housing investment
Cbus Super, CareSuper, Hostplus, and Rest to collectively provide long-term debt to community housing providers
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Australia super funds back Nuveen’s US Cities Workplace strategy
Cbus Super, Hostplus and TWUSUPER invest in Nuveen’s medical office, life science and R&D real estate fund
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Brookfield and Cbus Property to develop A$500m office building in Perth
Pair team up to develop Nine The Esplanade project in Perth’s Elizabeth Quay
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Cbus Super commits to Housing Australia Future Fund
Cbus Super to invest up to A$500m over five years to support construction of new social and affordable homes
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Cbus Property takes full control of North Quay office project
Property arm of Australian superannuation fund JV’s 50% stake for A$300m
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Cbus acquires stake in Western Australia’s Jandakot Airport
Joint venture will Dexus owns Jandakot Airport and a large parcel of land in Perth
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Cbus Super, HESTA invest in Australian social housing via NHFIC
Super funds are among 43 investors to take up bonds issued by state-owned NHFIC to raise A$462m
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Dexus, Mercatus JV takes stake in Sydney office tower for A$375m
Newly created Mercatus Dexus Australia JV to target additional office acquisitions
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People moves: First Sentier appoints Durham ESG director
Cbus Super appoints Longo head of property.
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People moves: Smith to head Hines Europe logistics
Gazeley names Johns director of business technology
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Cbus, DIF co-invest in renewable energy alongside Australian Government [corrected]
Cbus will own 40.5% and DIF will own 39.6% in BEI. Synergy will hold remaining 19.9%