Fund manager Charter Hall takes off as correction ends

The Australian Financial Review
20 Feb

Funds giant Charter Hall, best known as the owner of office towers, warehouses, pubs and malls, has quietly put together a portfolio of 1000 apartments for development, as it taps its vast land bank for opportunities to address the national housing shortage.

Recognition of that residential play – a relatively new element in Charter Hall’s commercial property portfolio – came as managing director David Harrison delivered upgraded guidance for full-year earnings, backed by a strong performance in its investment business in the first half.

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