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Serenitas has development pipeline of 2,300 land lease homes, reports . . . Serenitas’ brands have 4,800 sites, 100% occupied In announcing its 1H25 financial result on Friday, Mirvac’s CEO Cambell Hannan said “Our land lease business has grown by 15% to over 7,000 lots since our initial acquisition 12 months ago and is well placed to capture demand in this sector ”
Mirvac’s 47. 5% stake in land lease operator Serenitas settled Serenitas owns and operates 27 communities with over 6,200 sites, including 4,360 operational sites and 1,890 development sites (98% development application approved) Stephen Gould, Mirvac’s Land Lease Communities General Manager, previously said it had identified one site plus another “six to eight sites” on land it owns for land lease
Tasman Capital Partners given funds to accept option to increase . . . The deal gave Tasman Capital Partners the option to increase its ownership to 19 99% and dilute Mirvac and Pacific Equity Partners stake in Serenitas to 40% each Tasman Capital Partners has until February 2025 to exercise its option "Serenitas remains one of, if not the best capitalised business in the land lease sector," Rob told The Weekly
Work starts on Serenitas 167-home Thyme Lifestyle Resort Canungra in . . . Serenitas, which has 28 communities, is owned by Mirvac, Pacific Equity Partners Secure Assets and Tasman Partners Construction has begun on the first stage of homes in Serenitas' new $75 million boutique land lease community Thyme Lifestyle Resort Canungra in the Scenic Rim, 80m south of Brisbane
Serenitas adds another 200-home site to its growing land lease . . . Mirvac credited this result to 91% of the Serenitas’ portfolio being based in Queensland and Western Australia, where demand for land lease homes remains the strongest – see below Serenitas maintains a number of brands across its 28 communities, including Thyme Lifestyle Resorts and WA’s National Lifestyle Villages
Serenitas Launches Thyme Rothwell, Its 28th Lifestyle Community Von Slater, Serenitas’ Chief Executive Officer, said the land lease operator is building more than a development; it aims to help residents create a community in the coastal suburb in the City of Moreton Bay, 33km north of Brisbane
Land lease communities developer Serenitas’ average sale prices rises . . . Land lease operator Serenitas, which announced the start of the construction of its latest Thyme Lifestyle Resort Canungra, 72km south of Brisbane’s CBD, last Friday, maintained its 100% occupancy across its 29 lifestyle land lease communities in Australia, Mirvac stated in its 1Q25 update
Serenitas CEO Rob Nichols on its success as Pacific Equity Partners . . . “We had a record 6 months to 31 12 22 with Serenitas' new home settlements exceeding each of Gemlife, INA (Ingenia), LIC (Lifestyle Communities) and Stockland Halcyon The residential market is looking ok for now but interest rates are not helpful; immigration and lack of new construction is underwriting a floor in demand,” he said
Serenitas has three new land lease communities planned as Mirvac looks . . . Mirvac is very satisfied with its land lease investment in Serenitas, while it struggles with its office accommodation portfolio In October last year it was announced Mirvac and Pacific Equity Partners Secure Assets had agreed to pay $1 01 billion, for a 47 5% ownership each, with Serenitas CEO Rob Nichols’ Tasman Capital Partners keeping 5%
Is Stockland about to buy Serenitas? - The Weekly SOURCE As reported in The Australian, sources have indicated a deal by Stockland to buy the entirety of Serenitas – which is 95% owned by Singaporean investment firm GIC, and 5% by founder and CEO Rob Nichols (pictured) – could be agreed to by the end of the year, with the sale being handled by advisors Jarden