Industrial-strength performance

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ING Industrial Funds' (IIF) rationalization program started in November 1991 aims at developing the existing land banks that would enable them to provide quality stock for the fund without competing on the open market and has lower acquisition costs. Its consistence performance was due to its ability to leverage off, a fairly robust industrial property market.

Strategy & planning, Financial Services, Finance and Insurance, DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS, Planning, Financial services industry, Company business planning, ING Industrial Fund

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The property supermarket

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Mirvac Group is expecting to increase profit by shifting its focus to the resort lifestyle sector, and to capture the ageing baby boomer market. Management aims for the investment division to make up about 60% of earnings, with the remaining 40% coming from hotel and development divisions.

Sales, profits & dividends, Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores, Grocery stores, Supermarkets, Company sales and earnings, Company earnings/profit, Mirvac Group, Investment management

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Investor's head for the islands

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Investors are hopping on to seek out an island home due to the doubling of prices in many island locations in Australia. The development of the harbor and new infrastructure has led to an increase in price over the past years.

Economic aspects, Islands, Residential real estate

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