-- 根據週五發布的聲明顯示，Lendlease集團（ASX：LLC）旗下管理的澳洲優質商業房地產基金（Australian Prime Property Fund Commercial）與Charter Hall集團（ASX：CHC）已就雪梨中央商務區Spring街和O'Connell街區域的一系列交易展開談判。 第一階段交易包括完成O'Connell街19號及23號地塊的產權交換。 Charter Hall也接受了對O'Connell街1號、Spring街8、10、16號以及O'Connell街23號剩餘地塊權益的優先收購要約，預計將在未來幾週內完成產權交換。 聲明稱，完成此資產剝離後，該基金將專注於其辦公資產組合。 兩家公司的股價在周五的交易中均下跌了1%。
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