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Macquarie buys into local property business

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By Christine St Anne
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Macquarie Bank has taken a $30 million stake in local property group St Hilliers Property.

Macquarie Bank has taken a $30 million stake in local property group St Hilliers Property.

Under the deal, St Hilliers construction and property divisions will be divided into two separate groups with a board established for the new business.

The new board will include St Hillier chief executive chairman Tim Casey and Trevor Gerber, who is a director of both Macquarie Airports and Macquarie ProLogis Trust.

Macquarie executives Matthew Banks and Graeme Wilson and Mirvac former chief financial officer Dennis Broit will join the board.

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"We have worked with St Hilliers across a number of property activities and are confident the new venture will become a significant operator in property funds management and development," Banks said.

A new fund will be launched early next year by the business and is expected to raise between $70 million and $100 million.

St Hillier manages more than $450 million worth of property projects.

The new business will have its own brand and will operate separately from Macquarie's property businesses.