Mirvac





















Mirvac Group
Type
Public
Traded as
ASX: MGR
Industry
Property, Investment, Retail Property
Founded1972
Headquarters
Sydney, NSW, Australia
Key people
John Mulcahy, Chairman
Susan Lloyd-Hurwitz, Managing Director
Revenue
IncreaseA$2,159.9 million (2015)
Net income

IncreaseA$454.8 million (2015)
Websitewww.Mirvac.com

Mirvac, is a leading integrated real estate group, listed on the Australian Stock Exchange ("ASX") with activities across the property investment and development spectrum, as well as retail services.




Contents





  • 1 Founding and History


  • 2 List of Shopping centres

    • 2.1 Australian Capital Territory


    • 2.2 New South Wales


    • 2.3 Queensland


    • 2.4 Victoria



  • 3 External links




Founding and History


Established in 1972, Mirvac has more than 40 years experience in the real estate industry. According to its website, the business association that was to become Mirvac began developing property on a joint venture basis during the late 1960s and early 1970s.


Within the investment division, Mirvac owns and manages 59 investment grade properties valued at more than $7.8 billion. The portfolio includes commercial offices, retail centres and industrial properties across Australia. Assets include the award winning 8 Chifley Office tower and Broadway Shopping Centre, both in Sydney. Tenants include major organisations, leading Australian and international companies, and Government.



List of Shopping centres



Australian Capital Territory


  • Cooleman Court


New South Wales


  • Birkenhead Point Outlet Centre


  • Broadway Shopping Centre (Sydney)

  • Cherrybrook Village

  • East Village

  • Greenwood Plaza

  • Harbourside

  • MetCentre

  • Rhodes Waterside

  • St Marys Village

  • Stanhope Village

  • Tramsheds at Harold Park


Queensland


  • Kawana Shoppingworld

  • Orion Springfield Central

  • Toombul Shopping Centre


Victoria


  • Moonee Ponds Central

  • Harcrest Estate


External links


  • Mirvac Official Website


  • Yarra's Edge Development Website[permanent dead link]









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