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2009 Property Portfolio 2009 31 DECEMBER 2009 Property Portfolio 2009 about stockland We have a long and proud history of creating places that Ervin Graf, 1952 meet the needs of our customers and communities OUR ProperTY PorTFOLIO OUR STorY This portfolio identifies all of our Ervin Graf founded Stockland in 1952 with a vision We recognise our responsibilities to the environment and are properties and projects across to “not merely achieve growth and profits but to striving to become a leader in sustainable business practices. Australia and the United Kingdom. make a worthwhile contribution to the development Our positive and adaptable team shares Graf’s vision of making a worthwhile contribution to our community. Stockland is one of Australia’s of our cities and great country”. leading diversified property groups. We work hard, we expect a lot of one another, and we seek Pursuing that vision has seen Stockland grow to become We’re active in retail, office and true work-life balance. For over half a century, we’ve worked one of Australia’s leading diversified property groups – industrial property, as well as hard to grow our diverse portfolio of assets and projects while developing and managing a large portfolio of residential residential communities, maintaining a conservative balance sheet. It’s proven to be a community, apartment, retirement living, retail, office and apartments and retirement living. sound approach and we’re now Australia’s largest diversified industrial assets. property group and a top 50 ASX listed company. More information on Stockland’s activities is available at With the benefit of our diverse property skills, we connect www.stockland.com together property styles in shared locations, to create communities of uncommon diversity and connectedness; places that inspire people to gather, to share and to live life. Front cover image: 2 Victoria Avenue, Perth WA Commercial Portfolio Residential Portfolio Unlisted Property Funds RETAIL page 7 RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES page 47 UNLISTED PROPERTY FUNDS page 79 40 properties 65 communities Funds under 812,103m2 GLA 64,400 lots management $656.7 million Valued at $4.0 billion End market value approximately $15.5 billion OFFICE page 23 APARTMENTS page 67 31 properties 9 projects Stockland UK 663,739m2 NLA 1,482 units with Valued at $2.6 billion a remaining end STOCKLAND UK page 87 market value of approximately On balance sheet $1.3 billion assets $282.8 million INDUSTRIAL page 37 17 properties Retirement Portfolio 1.3 million m2 GLA Valued at $1.0 billion RETIREMENT LIVING page 71 24 existing villages 3,974 units Development pipeline of over 2,800 units STocKLAND ProperTY PorTFOLIO DECEMBER 2009 1 Property Portfolio NSW – Sydney CBD and North Shore KEY KEY Stockland’s portfolio of properties is diversified Retail Retail Office Office Industrial Industrial by asset class, geography and product type. Residential Communities Residential Communities Apartments Apartments Retirement Living Retirement Living Unlisted Property Funds Unlisted Property Funds A Port Adelaide Distribution Centre 118-120 Pacific Highway 601 Pacific Highway 72 Christie Street 77 Pacific Highway 110 Walker Street North Sydney The Rocks 7 Macquarie Place A 9 Castlereagh Street Colonial Centre 135 King Street 333 Kent Street Stockland Piccadilly, 133 Castlereagh Street 175-181 Castlereagh Street The Hyde 2 STocKLAND ProperTY PorTFOLIO DECEMBER 2009 Ultimo Surry Hills NSW – Greater Sydney CommerNSWcial and ACT Industrial Retail Residential Communities Apartments KEY B KEY C Retirement Living Retail Macquarie Technology Centre Retail Stockland Green Hills Capital Partners Office 16 Giffnock Avenue Office Stockland Glendale Industrial Optus Centre, Macquarie Park Industrial Stockland Jesmond Residential Communities 60–66 Waterloo Road Residential Communities Stockland Wallsend Apartments Triniti Business Campus Apartments D Retirement Living 78 Waterloo Road Retirement Living Myuna Complex Unlisted Property Funds Unlisted Property Funds 40 Cameron Avenue, Belconnen Hundred Hills Tamworth Homespace Warriewood Stockland Forster Stockland Glenrose Hunter/North Coast Stockland McKeachie’s Run Baulkham Hills Darcy’s Peak Macquarie Park, Parramatta North Ryde B Chatswood Newcastle Area 75 George Street, Parramatta Ryde C Riverwalk Stockland Balgowlah/The Village 9-11 Ferndell Street, Granville Lakewood North Wallarah Peninsula Merrylands Court Sydney Stockland Bathurst Stockland Bay Village Stockland Merrylands Stockland Cammeray 2 Davis Road, Wetherill Park Waterside Stockland Wetherill Park Yennora Distribution Glenmore Park Centre Bridgewater Macarthur Gardens 11 Amour Street, Sydney The Point Defence Distribution Centre, Revesby Moorebank Sydney Illawarra Stockland Corrimal Prestons Industrial Airport Stockland Shellharbour Estate, Prestons Shellharbour Retail Park Prince Henry Stockland Nowra Vincentia Shopping Centre Bayswood ACT D STocKLAND ProperTY PorTFOLIO DECEMBER 2009 3 Commercial Industrial Retail Residential Communities Apartments Retirement Living Capital Partners QLD – Greater Brisbane QLD – Brisbane CBD Commercial 509 Boundary Road Industrial KEY KEY 514 Boundary Road Retail Retail Retail 735 Boundary Road Residential Communities Office Office 60 Fulcrum Street Apartments Industrial Retirement Living Industrial Residential Communities Capital Partners Residential Communities Apartments Apartments Retirement Living Retirement Living Unlisted Property Funds Unlisted Property Funds Caboolture Waters Export Park Fig Tree Redcliffe North Lakes Freshwater China Town Kangaroo Point Eagle Street Pier Energex House Waterfront Place Hendra Distribution Centre Norman Reach Brisbane South Brisbane Woolworths Toowong 80-88 Jephson Street, 23 and 27-29 High Street, Toowong Stockland Cleveland Garden Square, Mt Gravatt Richlands Interchange Industrial Estate, Wacol Ipswich Jimboomba Village Shopping Centre Parkwood Augustine Heights M1 Yatala Enterprise Park 4 STocKLAND ProperTY PorTFOLIO DECEMBER 2009 Commercial Office Industrial Industrial Retail Retail Residential Communities Residential Communities Apartments Apartments Retirement Living Retirement Living Capital Partners Capital Partners Commercial QLD – Gold Coast Industrial QLD – Sunshine Coast QLD – Far North Retail Residential Communities Commercial Apartments Industrial Retirement Living KEY KEY Retail KEY Capital Partners Retail Retail Residential Communities Retail Office Office Apartments Office Industrial Industrial Retirement Living Industrial Residential Communities Residential Communities Capital Partners Residential Communities Apartments Apartments Apartments Retirement Living Retirement Living Retirement Living Unlisted Property Funds Unlisted Property Funds Unlisted Property Funds Lake Doonella Noosa Heads Jacobs Ridge Cairns Stockland Cairns Holme Hope Island Highland Reserve Oxenford Allisee Riverstone Crossing The Boardwalk Townsville Pacific Pines North Shore Pacific Pines Stockland Townsville Shopping Centre Southport Ocean Drive Maroochydore Surfers Paradise Mackay Cuttersfield Benowa Gardens Brightwater Kawana Waters Kawana Beach Kawana Forest Lake Kawana Birtinya Island Burleigh Central Bellvista Stockland Burleigh Heads Stockland Caloundra Rockhampton The Observatory Stockland Rockhampton Gladstone Burleigh Heads Stockland Gladstone Caloundra Auckland Creek, Gladstone Caloundra Downs Woodgrove STocKLAND ProperTY PorTFOLIO DECEMBER 2009 5 Commercial Industrial Retail Residential Communities Apartments Retirement Living Capital Partners VIC – Greater Melbourne VIC – Melbourne CBD WA – Perth Commercial Industrial KEY KEY Retail KEY F Retail Retail Residential Communities Retail Exchange Plaza Office Office Apartments Office Durack Centre Industrial Industrial Retirement Living Industrial Bankwest Tower Residential Communities Residential Communities Capital Partners Residential Communities 1 Havelock Street Apartments Apartments Apartments 45 St Georges Terrace Retirement Living Retirement Living Retirement Living 255 & 267 St Georges Unlisted Property Funds Unlisted Property Funds Unlisted Property Funds Terrace Carlton Fitzroy Midlands Terrace Stockland Wendouree Mernda Villages Hawkstowe Sunbury Highlands Gowanbrae 17 & 40 Scanlon Drive, Epping 20-50 & 76-82 Fillo Drive & Eucalypt South Morang 10 Stubb Street, Somerton Plenty Valley Bundoora Rylands 222 Russell Street Car Park Keilor Kew Latrobe Ashdale Gardens Taylors Lakes Rylands Templestowe Taylors Hill Corimbia 181 Great Eastern The Lakes Hawthorn Stockland The Pines Highway, Belmont Burnside at Delbridge ToorongaStockland Lilydale Donvale Brooklyn Estate, Brooklyn Cameron Close Riverside Plaza F Toll Business Park, RVIB St Kilda Road Vermont Truganina Altona Adelaide Street Stockland Riverton Wantirna Plaza Altona Distribution Centre Knox Stockland Bull Creek 1090-1124 Centre Islands Oak Road, Oakleigh South Beach Grange Vertu Private Estate Settlers Hills Newhaven Geelong Patterson Lakes Stockland Baldivis Brookdale Clyde North Cranbourne Long Island Eve (Ravenhurst) Sierra (Rossiters Hill) Cranbourne North/East Rosebud 2-4 Yarra Street Point Lonsdale South Yarra Stockland Traralgon 541 St Kilda Road 6 STocKLAND ProperTY PorTFOLIO DECEMBER 2009 COMMER RETAIL Commercial Portfolio C IAL IAL PORTFOLIO REtaiL Stockland is one of the largest Retail property owners, developers and managers in Australia. Its portfolio comprises 40 retail centres valued at approximately $4.0 billion. The properties accommodate more than 2,700 tenants and generate in excess of $4.7 billion
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