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Development

Grand opening of Living Choice Flagstaff Hill retirement village set for tomorrow

South Australia’s first integrated golf course and retirement community will officially open tomorrow (Saturday 28 June), with the launch of The Summit and The Fairway apartment buildings, and the unveiling of the newly rebuilt Flagstaff Hill Golf...

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Development

Lincoln Place wins approval for 209-home community in VIC’s Gippsland Lakes

“This is an incredible site with north-easterly water views across King Lake and has been designed as an extension of the existing neighbourhood, albeit it with access to significant resort-style amenities,” said Paul Yeo, CEO of Lincoln Place

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Sector Expert Partners

AVID strikes embedded electrical network deal with Prospecta for its Vantage land lease communities

In a landmark move for the retirement living sector, the residential developer has partnered with the Puljich family’s Prospecta Utilities to deliver embedded electrical networks across its expanding portfolio of land lease communities. Prospect...

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Mergers & Acquisitions

Brookfield sells retirement village operator Aveo for $3.85B

Brookfield Asset Management, a leading global alternative asset manager headquartered in New York with over US$1 trillion of assets under management, has agreed to sell its retirement living platform, Aveo, to The Living Company for A$3.85 billion...

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26 Jun 2025

Topic - Developments

Tulich family’s first stand-alone retirement village approved in Oran Park, Sydney’s southwest

Now under the leadership of Managing Director Bianca Tulich, the daughter of founder Maurice Tulich, the group is focused on expanding its presence in the premium retirement living space

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25 Jun 2025

Sector Moves & People

Simon Owen appointed Managing Director of Eureka Group Holdings

Simon Owen, currently CEO of ASX-listed Eureka Group Holdings, will take on the additional role of Managing Director from 1 July 2025.

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Opinion

Two retirement living surveys deliver 3,330 new village homes a year: $2.5B in new sales

Optimism has been the theme of the LEADERS SUMMIT for the past two years and there was clearly positive emotions at the Retirement Living Council national conference in Brisbane last week. And here is why: new retirement village development is back...

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Awards

BASSCare, Ingenia Lifestyle, Keyton and RetireAustralia take two gongs each at National Retirement Living Awards

RetireAustralia, the leading and innovative retirement village operator, and BASSCare (Boroondara Aged Services Society), which operates an integrated program of services including meals-on-wheels, residential care facilities, respite care and...

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Awards

DCM Institute shines at the 2025 National Retirement Living Awards

Two existing members of the nation’s top training programme for Village Managers, and one former participant who asked to come back into the programme after she had won, were awarded top honours at the National Retirement Living Awards last Thursday...

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Partnering With Westpac

Westpac Leading Conversations at the Wharf: industry leaders share vision for the future of care in retirement living

Three leading operators in the over 50s retirement living market have spoken about where the sector is heading at the latest Westpac Leading Conversations at the Wharf held in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane. The event featured: Glen Brown, Co-Founder...

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23 Jun 2025

Awards

David Moran and Rosemary Southgate appointed Honorary Life Members of Retirement Living Council

At the start of the 2025 Property Council of Australia National Retirement Living Summit, the Retirement Living Council (RLC) inducted two of the sector’s most respected leaders: David Moran, CEO of Southern Cross Care SA, VIC & NT, and...

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23 Jun 2025

Redevelopments

Mercy Health to replace former aged care home with 60 retirement apartments in inner-city Melbourne

The original brown brick and concrete building on Abbotsford, 2km northeast of the Staqte’s capital city centre, was built in 1977 as an aged hostel for the convent’s nuns. It was bought by he Nof For Profit in 2015 and permanently closed in April...

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