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Inside Unikorn Capital’s $500M Property Fund | Blacktown Shopping Center Development
- Published March 16, 2025 11:25PM UTC
- Publisher Maan Perez
- Categories Executive Interviews
🏗️ Inside Unikorn Capital’s $500M Commercial Property Portfolio! Learn how Helen Tarrant and Stephen Johnson are making commercial real estate accessible for everyday investors through the Unikorn Property Fund. This video explores their latest Blacktown Shopping Center project, including its investment potential, risk strategies, and growth outlook.
📍 What You’ll Learn:
🔹 The benefits of commercial property investing
🔹 Why Coles & Liquorland as anchor tenants are a game-changer
🔹 How Blacktown’s $2B development boom is increasing property value
🔹 Key project milestones & estimated completion in June 2028
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