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MGR
Over the past 12 months, MGR has underperformed S&P/ASX 300, delivering a return of -21% compared to S&P/ASX 300's 3% drop.
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Mirvac Group
Glance View
Mirvac Group is an Australian property company that builds, owns, and manages real estate. It develops residential projects such as apartments and housing communities, and it also works on office buildings, shopping centres, and industrial properties. In simple terms, it makes money by turning land and building projects into homes and commercial spaces people can buy, lease, or use. The company sells completed apartments and houses to homebuyers and investors, and it earns rental income from properties it keeps on its own balance sheet. It also manages some assets for outside investors, which brings in fees. That means Mirvac does not rely on one single source of revenue; it combines property development with long-term ownership and management. Mirvac’s business sits in the middle of the property value chain. It finds sites, plans and builds projects, then either sells the finished product or holds the asset to collect rent over time. This mix gives it exposure to both the upfront economics of development and the steadier cash flow of investment properties.
