Company Overview


Mirvac Domaine Property Funds Limited is a boutique property group with extensive experience in property investment and funds management. Mirvac Domaine was established in 1999 by the management team that previously drove the performance of the $1.2 billion Prudential property portfolio to market leadership. The current directors have extensive senior management experience including with Mirvac, Lend Lease, Paladin, Deutsche, Schroders and Macquarie Bank.

As at 31 December 2007, Mirvac Domaine had assets under management in excess of $586 million. Mirvac Domaine is trustee and manager of four unlisted property investment funds:

Mirvac Domaine SEQ Growth Funds
Diversified portfolio of South East Queensland retail, commercial and industrial properties.


Mirvac Domaine Diversified Property Fund
An open-ended property fund diversified across geographic and property sectors within Australia.

Mirvac Domaine Hunter Fund
Properties in the Hunter region of NSW

Mirvac Domaine Land Fund
A land development and subdivision fund, with each project operated as a separate investment.

Mirvac Domaine’s sound investment philosophy and dedication to active management of property, tenants and investors has resulted in successful performance results since inception in 1999.

Mirvac Domaine’s investment objectives

Mirvac Domaine ’s objective is to create innovative, high-quality property investments that deliver superior value and capital growth to Investors while constraining and managing risk. This is achieved by:

 Skilful acquisitions   Identification of value enhancement potential
 Product innovation  Creating and capturing growth opportunities
 Intensive research  Proactive asset management
 Management of risk

 


Mirvac Domaine Diversified Property Fund Nil Distribution for Quarter Ending 30 June 2008
Mirvac Domaine Property Funds Limited, as responsible entity of the Mirvac Domaine Diversified Property Fund (“the Fund”), advises there will be no distribution for the quarter ending 30 June 2008. The full year distribution to 30 June 2008 will therefore be 5.67 cents per unit.