Below is our inaugural edition of Get Real, our flagship real estate publication exploring the latest legal and commercial developments across the sector.
In this edition we cover:
- Why co-living is gaining momentum as an institutional asset class, where it sits within the broader living sector and the practical considerations for developers and investors pursuing co-living opportunities.
- How Australia’s capital gains tax reforms could reshape transaction timetables, compliance obligations and exit economics for foreign investors, fund managers and real estate owners.
- Why national security and domestic politics are becoming integral to Australian real estate investment and how regulatory preparedness can create a competitive advantage.
- On data centres, how ownership, operational control and contractual arrangements shape emissions reporting and what operators and customers should consider to avoid gaps or double counting.
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In This Edition
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Co-living: The Dream?
Australia’s co-living sector is gaining momentum as housing demand, planning support and institutional investment converge.
04 November 2026
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The ground is shifting: What Australia's CGT Reforms mean for the Real Estate Sector
Recent and proposed changes to Australia's capital gains tax (CGT) regime will materially affect the economics of real estate investment.
04 November 2026
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Real estate – at the intersection of national security and domestic politics
Domestic politics and national security regulation are now central to the investment thesis for Australian real estate.
04 November 2026
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Whose emissions? NGER and Scope 3 considerations for data centres, digital infrastructure and co-location arrangements
Growth in digital infrastructure is creating practical questions for Australian businesses about how to categorise electricity-related emissions for reporting purposes.
04 November 2026
