Talk:Makris Group
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I am a paid contributor working on behalf of Makris Group and have disclosed my employer, client and affiliation on my user page. Due to this conflict of interest, I am not making the proposed change directly. I am requesting that an uninvolved editor review the wording and sources below. Rationale / Current Issue[edit]The existing article describes the organisation narrowly as a South Australian retail-property group. “Holdings have included” avoids incorrectly stating that all historical properties remain owned by the company. Proposed wording[edit]Makris Group is a privately owned Australian property investment and development company founded by Con Makris in 1982. Its holdings have included shopping centres, commercial property, marina assets and mixed-use developments in South Australia, Queensland and Victoria. Required sources[edit]Australian Financial Review profile: https://www.afr.com/rich-list/con-makris-rich-list-2026-20260225-p5o5dx Shopping Centre News, Adelaide portfolio divestment: Commercial Real Estate, Newton Village transaction: The Australian, Marina Mirage redevelopment and ownership, 23 March 2026: Gold Coast Bulletin, Oracle Boulevard redevelopment, 2 February 2025: AdelaideNow, Queensland property ownership and Adelaide divestment: Makris Group website, supplementary only: Makris Group portfolio, supplementary only: Exclude[edit]
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Not done: your request appears to have been generated by a large language model. Day Creature (talk) 17:38, 21 July 2026 (UTC)
- Hello, this was not generated by a LLM. Can you please review my request again. Sammyjmc (talk) 21:56, 21 July 2026 (UTC)
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I am a paid contributor working on behalf of Makris Group and have disclosed my employer, client and affiliation on my user page. Due to this conflict of interest, I am not making the proposed change directly. I am requesting that an uninvolved editor review the wording and sources below.
The wording provides a brief company history supported by acquisition reporting without reproducing a detailed corporate chronology.
Proposed wording: Makris Group was established in 1982 following Con Makris’s acquisition of Newton Village Shopping Centre in Adelaide. The company subsequently expanded through acquisitions of shopping centres and commercial property.
In 2013, the group acquired Marina Mirage at Main Beach, Queensland. It acquired the Oracle retail and commercial precinct at Broadbeach in 2014.
sources to back this up:
Australian Financial Review profile:
https://www.afr.com/rich-list/con-makris-rich-list-2026-20260225-p5o5dx
AdelaideNow, Newton Village acquired in 1982:
Commercial Real Estate, Newton Village history:
Real Estate Source, Newton Village history:
Revelop, Newton Village sale:
https://www.revelop.com.au/makris-sells-newton-village
Knight Frank, Australasian Compass, January 2013, Marina Mirage transaction:
https://content.knightfrank.com/research/468/documents/en/edition-006-january-2013-1254.pdf
McVay Real Estate retail transaction record, Marina Mirage:
https://mcvayre.com.au/track_record/MRE_Retail.pdf
Gold Coast Bulletin, Oracle Boulevard acquisition and redevelopment:
Makris Group Oracle Boulevard page, supplementary only:
https://www.makris.com.au/portfolio/oracle-boulevard
Makris Group history, supplementary only:
https://www.makris.com.au/about/ Sammyjmc (talk) 00:16, 27 July 2026 (UTC)