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Sydney has taken a battering with the collapse of developer Bathla Group, but a new build-to-rent project is forging ahead with offshore backers.
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The Australian

Good afternoon,

Asian investors are backing the next wave of build-to-rent towers across Australia’s major capital cities.

Sydney’s office tower sell-off is gathering pace, with major assets flooding the market as hopes of a major upswing fade.

SGH chief executive Ryan Stokes has challenged the federal government’s push to power data centres solely on renewables, arguing gas must play a central role.

Let me know what you think - wilmotb@theaustralian.com.au

Ben Wilmot
Commercial Property Editor

The Australian is looking to speak to staff, tradespeople and customers who have been impacted by the collapse of Sydney developer Bathla Group. Get in touch at rossd@theaustralian.com.au or wilmotb@theaustralian.com.au and read our latest coverage here: https://bit.ly/4gG8OYl

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