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Trades about 83% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Growthpoint Properties Australia vision is to create sustainable value in everything we do, by being the forward-thinking, trusted partner of choice. Since 2009, we’ve been investing in high-quality Australian real estate. Growthpoint Properties Australia directly owned portfolio comprises modern, high-quality, office and industrial properties. Through funds management business, we they also manage a portfolio of office, industrial and retail assets for third-party wholesale syndicates and institutional investors. Growthpoint Properties Australia are an internally managed real estate investment trust (REIT), with a focused, passionate and agile team committed to delivering results together. They are dedicated to genuine, long-standing relationships, fostered through innovation, collaboration and the pursuit of being a great partner. They are committed to operating in a sustainable way and reducing our impact on the environment and are proud to have achieved our Net Zero Target by 1 July 2025 across our directly owned operationally controlled office assets and corporate activities. Growthpoint Properties Australia is listed on the ASX and is part of the S&P/ASX 300. Moody's has assigned a Baa2 domestic backed senior secured bank credit facility rating.
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