TH Real Estate rebrands as Nuveen Real Estate


TH Real Estate has officially rebranded to Nuveen Real Estate, with the firm now representing one of the largest real estate investment managers globally.
Executive director and head of Nuveen Real Estate Australia, Nick Evans, said while the firm’s name had changed, its specialist expertise in global real estate would remain in place.
“We have benefitted from the support and scale of Nuveen’s investment platform and services for a number of years already and we remain wholly committed to our clients, partners and stakeholders in Australia and across the globe,” he said.
Evans said since launching its Australian operations in 2014, Nuveen Real Estate had expanded its portfolio of assets, which now include a 50 per cent stake in 101 Miller Street in Greenwood Plaza, North Sydney, as well as investments in Myer Bourke Street, Melbourne and a 75 per cent interest in Mount Ommaney Shopping Centre, Brisbane.
“We are also seeing strong interest in our growing local commercial real estate debt business, with increasing activity from local institutional investors,” he said.
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