Mirvac

Mirvac acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners of the lands and waters of Australia, and we offer our respect to their Elders past and present.

Mirvac Retail owns and manages a dynamic and growing portfolio of shopping centres across Australia’s eastern seaboard with a strategic focus on growth assets in key urban and metropolitan markets. Every aspect of our business is geared towards creating value for our stakeholders and delivering highly relevant and engaging experiences for our customers.

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Mirvac is a leading development and management property group, specialising in residential, retail, office & industrial, build to rent and funds management sectors.

Mirvac acquires a 50% stake in Sydney’s 5 Martin Place commercial property from Cbus Property Group for **$274.8 million**. The deal involves a Mirvac-managed office fund and expands Mirvac’s portfolio in Sydney’s central business district. The transaction reflects ongoing investment activity in Australia’s office real estate market.

Oct 2026MingtiandiNews article

Mirvac Group reports a **28% year-over-year increase in residential sales** for Q3 FY26. The company reaffirms its **upbeat full-year guidance** despite market volatility. Investors monitor the ASX-listed developer’s performance amid strong sales momentum.

Apr 2026The Motley Fool AustraliaNews article

Mirvac secures approval for a **$1.9 billion warehouse precinct** adjacent to Western Sydney International Airport. The **38-hectare facility**, set to open progressively from late 2024, aims to relocate Sydney’s logistics operations westward. The project marks a major expansion in the region’s industrial capacity.

Feb 2026Australian Financial ReviewNews article

Mirvac anticipates persistent housing shortages due to chronic undersupply, despite rising construction costs. The property group cites strong pent-up demand as a key driver for continued optimism in the residential market. Analysts highlight ongoing supply constraints as a primary challenge for developers.

Feb 2026canberratimes.com.auNews article