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M/Group to Develop and Hold Third Quest Apartment Hotel
M/Group is strengthening its presence in Western Australia’s North West with the announcement of a new investment located in the Pilbara region. This project marks our third collaboration with the Quest Apartment Hotels brand, a fully owned subsidiary of The Ascott Limited, further cementing a successful long-term partnership.
Under our ‘Develop and Hold’ strategy, M/Group will oversee the delivery of this premium accommodation hub, designed to cater to the sustained demand from the corporate and industrial sectors in the Pilbara. By retaining the asset within our portfolio, M/Group continues to focus on securing high-yield, long-term investments in key economic growth zones.
The Quest South Hedland development underscores our confidence in the region and our commitment to delivering institutional-grade assets that support the state’s essential industries.
For more information, visit the Quest South Hedland project website here.
Amara Pre-Sales Officially Launched
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Amara Pre-Sales Officially Launched
Following much anticipation, M/Group is excited to announce that pre-sales for our latest residential landmark, Amara Estate, officially launched at the end of July 2025.
Amara Estate is a secure, gated community with shared green spaces and residence clubhouse. The primary goal of this project is to facilitate delivery of safe, affordable, climate-resilient homes in a secure, gated community for essential workers in this high priority regional location in the Kalgoorlie-Boulder area. The essential key workers include and aren’t limited to the following industries: childcare, education, emergency services, government employees, healthcare, and retail.
Currently, there are 40 dwellings pre-sold, and 36 dwelling contracted to be leased to the Government Regional Officer Housing (GROH) program. Demand for sales and leasing remains exceptionally strong, driven by Kalgoorlie’s current vacancy rate of less than 1%.
The project is set to move into the construction phase early next year. The Building Contract and Civil Works package has been finalised, and we have secured full project funding through the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA).
South Western Highway Development Update
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South Western Highway Development Update
M/Group is pleased to provide a timeline update for our upcoming project located on South Western Highway, Armadale. Following extensive planning and design phases, construction is officially scheduled to commence in mid-2026.
This project represents a strategic addition to our commercial portfolio, capitalising on the high visibility and logistical advantages of the South Western Highway corridor. We have commenced finalising Offer to Leases to blue chip tenants: 7-Eleven, Banjos Bakery, Ultra Tune, and Sparkletown Car Wash.
We look forward to breaking ground next year and delivering a project that contributes to the economic growth of the surrounding region.
Geraldton Large Format Centre Reaches Completion
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Geraldton Large Format Centre Reaches Completion
M/Group is proud to announce the formal completion of the Geraldton Large Format Centre, marketing a significant milestone for the region’s retail landscape. With construction now finalised, we are thrilled to welcome anchor tenants Rebel Sport and Red Dot Home, both of which have officially opened their doors to the Geraldton community.
Beyond providing a premium shopping destination, the centre represents M/Group’s ongoing commitment to sustainable development. The project features a solar array and battery storage system, designed to significantly reduce the site’s carbon footprint and provide energy efficiencies to our tenants.
This integration of renewable energy technology ensures that the Geraldton Large Format Centre is not just a hub for commerce, but a benchmark for environmentally conscious commercial property in Western Australia.
M/Group Launches Investment on South Western Highway
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M/Group Launches Investment on South Western Highway
M/Group is excited to present the South Western Highway Commercial Property Fund – a strategic new opportunity delivering long-term value for our investors.
Located just 28km south-east of Perth’s CBD in Armadale, this 8,237m² industrial-zoned site is set to be transformed into a high-exposure commercial hub, featuring a purpose-built fuel station, bakery, car wash, and automotive facilities.
With lease pre-commitments to national tenants secured for the project and an expected IRR of 11.5% over a 6-year term, the fund offers a compelling investment case.
Positioned on one of Perth’s busiest routes, South Western Highway sees over 20,000 vehicles daily, and benefits from the area’s forecast population growth to 138,000 by 2036.
This is a rare opportunity to invest in a high-traffic, strategically located development backed by strong national tenants and long-term growth potential.
Parry Street Fund delivers 15% per annum to Investors
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Parry Street Fund delivers 15% per annum to Investors
M/Group is thrilled to announce the successful conclusion of the Parry Street Fund, achieving outstanding results for our investors. Over a 24-month period, the fund delivered a remarkable 15% per annum return.
The success of the fund was driven by the completion and full sale of all 40 apartments and the accompanying commercial space within the Parry Street development.
This boutique project is strategically located in the heart of Fremantle Town Centre, the development is a standout addition to the area. Its premium design and functionality have contributed to revitalizing the local landscape, offering contemporary urban living and high-quality commercial opportunities.
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A Welcome Move
State Government moves to speed up major development projects have been met with praise from the residential construction sector, which says the policy changes will meet demands of the modern apartment market and reduce unnecessary expenditure.
The recently announced decision includes the fast-tracking of metropolitan and regional developments worth $20 million and $5 million or more respectively.
Described as a once in a lifetime change to Western Australian planning policy, the reforms are part of the State Government’s COVID-19 recovery initiatives, aimed at kick-starting jobs and economic activity in WA.
Match parent company M/Group Managing Director Lloyd Clark said the government moves would help developers avoid needless spending and give developers a better idea of when their product could be delivered.
He said Perth would largely benefit from increased infrastructure such as apartment complexes, but it could become problematic if developers were not keeping an eye on whether new buildings matched demand levels in the state.
“A more predictable development timeline will assist in the coordination of the supply chain, which involves many small businesses and can have a significant impact when delays occur,” Mr Clark said.
“Ultimately Perth residents will be the ones to benefit from increased infrastructure that does not take years to arrive and new amenity that will result from commercial developments.
“A more streamlined approvals process will certainly introduce a level of diversity into the apartment market, but there is a risk that it could encourage an oversupply of apartments.
“If the market does not respond to an apartment project, the complex might not get off the ground.
“The onus is certainly on the government to manage this process, but it will ultimately be a commercial decision whether the developer decides to proceed or not.
“Apartment buyers still need to remain diligent and do their homework to source credible developers with a track record or works before they put their deposit down.”
Despite a risk of oversupply, Mr Clark agreed the reforms were a welcome change to traditional processes, which involved a lot of time and consultation costs when engaging with local and state governments.
He said it was well known that development projects resulted in positive economic impacts and unlike in other industries, activity in construction led to helpful affects felt across a broad range of indirect businesses.
“The very nature of a development project means that the greatest impact remains local,” Mr Clark said.
“The development sector has historically been the go-to vehicle for government bodies looking to stimulate the economy because no other sector can really deliver the far-reaching benefits.
“The State Government’s planning reforms and response to COVID-19 will provide a great opportunity to upgrade or replace inefficient structures and meet the demand of a new and modern apartment market.
“Perth was relatively late in the game with regards to accepting apartment living as a genuine lifestyle option.
“Older product was therefore built largely for investment with an emphasis on capacity rather than design and functionality.
“Times have changed dramatically since then, and we now have the opportunity to make old buildings more relevant and sustainable, or replace outdated structures with buildings that will enhance the streetscapes.”
The reforms follow three years of consultation on major development projects that were brought forward sooner than planned to better support WA workers struggling in a slumped economy.
The changes include more than 25 amendments to the 2015 Planning and Development regulations, which are designed to remove planning system barriers, provide consistency and clarity for developers navigating the policy, and reduce burden on local governments.