Global players get industrious in Sydney’s property market

 In 2025, Sydney's property market is attracting significant international investment, with global players actively engaging in major developments. Notably, Lendlease is collaborating with Mitsubishi Estate on a luxury residential project at 175 Liverpool Street, aiming for over $2 billion in apartment sales. This project includes two 36-storey towers featuring 289 apartments and extensive commercial space. Additionally, Salter Brothers is progressing towards listing a hospitality REIT on the ASX, backed by a $1 billion portfolio of luxury hotels in Sydney, Melbourne, and other cities. These developments highlight Sydney's appeal as a prime destination for global investors seeking long-term, high-quality assets in the commercial and residential sectors.

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