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Lifestyle Communities

Real Estate Management & Development

Lifestyle Communities specializes in creating and managing affordable, resort-style communities for individuals over 50. With a focus on low-maintenance homes and shared amenities, they offer a unique living experience that promotes independence and community engagement.

Short position

short percentage5.93%
reported shorts7.2M
shares on issue121.740M

Lifestyle Communities (ASX:LIC) has 5.93% of its shares on issue reported as short positions as of 5 Oct 2026, or about 7,217,221 shares. Over the past 30 days that figure has fallen 0.59 percentage points, and over 90 days it has fallen 1.59 percentage points. Its highest recorded short interest was 11.90% in July 2025. LIC is classified in the Real Estate Management & Development industry. All figures come from official ASIC short position reports, published with a four trading-day (T+4) delay.

Price & short interest

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Lifestyle Communities (LIC) short interest history

LIC Short Interest History

30-day change
-0.59pp
90-day change
-1.59pp
1-year change
-1.44pp
All-time high
11.90% (July 2025)
All-time low
0.00% (September 2015)

Is LIC heavily shorted?

LIC's short interest of 5.93% is elevated relative to the ASX average, ranking #50 of 799 ASX securities with reported short positions. ASIC requires positions of 0.01% of issued capital or $100,000 (whichever is less) to be reported.

How has LIC's short interest changed recently?

Over the past 30 days Lifestyle Communities's short interest has fallen 0.59 percentage points, and over 90 days it has fallen 1.59 percentage points. The current level is 5.93% of shares on issue.

What is the highest LIC's short interest has been?

Since 2014, Lifestyle Communities's short interest peaked at 11.90% in July 2025 and bottomed at 0.00% in September 2015.

Where does this data come from?

All figures are sourced from daily ASIC short position reports, published with a four trading-day (T+4) delay. Shorted aggregates the full history since 2014. See our methodology.