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Crowdfunder DomaCom to list on ASX

Applications to invest in the underwritten Initial Public Offering (IPO) for the crowdfunder DomaCom open yesterday (11 July). The IPO, which aims to raise $10 million with a minimum of $5

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12 Jul 2016

How Domacom helped mum-and-dad investors become part-owners of the world’s biggest pastoral estate

When crowd-funder DomaCom began its book build to acquire the iconic Kidman Station late last year, it had no idea of the level of interest it would generate. For the

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06 Jul 2016

Crowd-funder DomaCom opens up agri investment to the retail market

The on-again, off-again sale of one of Australia’s pastoral icons, Kidman Station, has stirred enormous public interest for two key reasons – mounting opposition to the sale of farming land

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27 Jun 2016

Kidman’s operating businesses attracting ‘keen interest’

There is keen interest in the acquisition of the operating businesses of the iconic Kidman Station with Lloyds Business Brokers already receiving about 50 inquiries since marketing began just two

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07 Jun 2016

DomaCom thumbs up to reopening of Kidman sale

The property fund manager DomaCom, has welcomed the decision by S. Kidman & Co to reopen the company’s sale process for Australian parties. DomaCom Chief Executive Officer Arthur Naoumidis said

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12 Feb 2016

Fractionalised property investing

Welcome to the third in the series of papers addressing an alternate method of building property into portfolios. (Read part one here and part two here). This paper takes an

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12 Oct 2015

Taking point on property

Property ownership is wired into the Australian psyche with “the great Australian dream” having been passed from generation to generation. In this paper we look at the behaviour of investors

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24 Aug 2015

Property – aspiration to fulfilment

Property is one of the world’s oldest asset classes and has historically been viewed as a principal sign of wealth. In Australia, from the late 19th century into the mid-20th

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29 Jun 2015

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