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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY, SALES & LEASING

Timing is everything for MaxCap

By Nelson Yap Published November 30, 2022 4 Min Read

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REAL estate financier MaxCap Group and joint venture partner Time & Place have taken advantage of prime industrial land values by selling a $350 m...

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TAGGED:Brookfield capital markets CBRE Chris O’Keefe industrial property sales MaxCap Ruban Kaneshamoorthy Simon Hulett sydney industrial property market

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