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Australia’s Premium Commercial Property Magazine Edition 1, 2020 1 Contents Editorial .............................................Page 3 Queensland ......................................Page 4 Australian Capital Territory ........ .Page 14 Western Australia ........................ .Page 15 South Australia ............................ .Page 16 Northern Territory ....................... .Page 17 New South Wales ......................... Page 18 More people, more places Partner with Australia’s most iconic real estate brand. LJ Hooker Commercial NSW LJ Hooker Commercial QLD Bankstown Ph: 02 9790 1111 Brisbane Ph: 07 3115 7128 Blacktown Ph: 02 9622 8111 Bundaberg Ph: 07 4131 8000 Canterbury Ph: 02 9588 6999 Burleigh Heads Ph: 07 5593 8377 Central Coast Ph: 02 4353 7700 Gold Coast Ph: 07 5592 0555 Coffs Harbour Ph: 02 6651 6711 Mackay Ph: 07 4962 3535 Hornsby Ph: 02 9476 5222 Toowoomba Ph: 07 4688 2266 Inner West Ph: 02 9060 0400 LJ Hooker Commercial SA Macarthur Ph: 02 4620 6111 Adelaide Ph: 08 8232 8844 Newport Ph: 02 9979 1111 LJ Hooker Commercial WA North Sydney Ph: 02 8354 1180 Perth Ph: 08 9220 2200 North West Ph: 02 8814 1588 Parramatta Ph: 02 9687 5588 LJ Hooker Business Broking Sydney Central Ph: 02 9552 1111 Penrith Ph: 02 4731 3399 Silverwater Ph: 02 9748 4448 LJ Hooker Commercial International South Sydney Ph: 02 9060 0400 New Zealand St George Ph: 02 9588 6999 Sutherland Shire Ph: 02 9525 9300 LJ Hooker International Sydney Ph: 02 8354 1180 China Sydney City Fringe Ph: 02 8595 1899 Hong Kong Tamworth Ph: 02 6767 1710 Indonesia Taree Ph: 02 6552 1133 Papua New Guinea Vanuatu LJ Hooker Commercial ACT Canberra Ph: 02 6248 7411 LJ Hooker Commercial NT Darwin Ph: 08 8924 0977 Infrastructure shines a light on affordable markets By Mathew Tiller, Infrastructure provisions throughout Australia have enhanced the appeal of Managing Director of JVTTLYJPHSWYVWLY[`MHJPSP[PLZ5L^YVHKWYVQLJ[ZHYLLUOHUJPUN[OLLMÄJPLUJPLZVM LJ Hooker Commercial operators and access to businesses. Infrastructure additions for South East “With the infrastructure investment that’s ¸;OLVMÄJL]HJHUJ`YH[LPU[OL*)+PZ Queensland are gathering pace as the underway and planned, this could be very low. State Government strengthens its bid for the catalyst for national groups to truly the 2032 Olympic Games. consider the Gold Coast as a genuine “Retail is a challenge, and that’s part of a base,” he said. IYVHKLYWH[[LYUI\[VMÄJL]HJHUJ`PZ]LY` Queensland Premier Annastacia low and competition for prime industrial Palaszczuk’s pledge to make the Olympic “National groups that are currently on the is very competitive. There’s actually no Bid an opportunity ‘for all of Queensland’ .VSK*VHZ[ILULÄ[MYVTPUMYHZ[Y\J[\YLHUK prime industrial land left in the area for OHZ[YPNNLYLKHZPNUPÄJHU[ZWLUKPUN comparative affordability. The maturity sale – only secondary.” program that extends beyond stadiums of the city really does mean that the Gold and training facilities. Coast is a viable option for majors to set The Federal Government has unveiled \WWYVJ\YLZ[HMMHUKLUQV`LMÄJPLUJPLZ¹ plans for the highway bypass of Coffs Transport additions have been key, with Harbour, improving the amenity of the the Queensland Government spending LJ Hooker Commercial Gold Coast [V^UJLU[YLHUKZ\WWS`JOHPULMÄJPLUJPLZ $2.3 billion on M1 upgrades, serving Managing Director Anna Tooma pointed to lessen commuter congestion on the V\[[OH[[OL.VSK*VHZ[OHKILULÄ[[LK ¸*VMMZ/HYIV\YOHZILULÄ[[LKMYVTNVVK national highway and improve commercial from population growth which had investments in health and education, the transportation around nexuses including transformed it from a destination for airport and highway improvements, which the Logan Motorway and Port of retirees in the 1980s, to a city attracting has really propelled the growth of the Brisbane. young families looking for work wider area.” opportunities. In early March, the State Government On the other side of Australia, a major the Gold Coast Highway as the preferred According to the Australian Bureau of road project propelled interest in a 212ha alignment for the extension (Stage 3) of Statistics, the Gold Coast’s population undeveloped industrial parcel. [OL.VSK*VHZ[3PNO[9HPSIL[^LLU7HJPÄJ grew by 2.64% between 2017 and 2018 With 300 metres of frontage on the Fair and the International Airport at Tugun. (the latest available data) to more than Great Northern Highway at Muchea, the 607,000 people. And in rail, the $5.4 billion Cross River Rail sprawling parcel offered multiple uses project has progressed to the demolition In this edition of Portfolio Magazine, including agribusiness and industrial. phase. When operational in 2024, it will we feature a suite of quality South-East But, being on the edge of the WA provide a train to Brisbane from the Gold Queensland bulky goods and warehouse Government’s $1.2 billion NorthLink *VHZ[L]LY`Ä]LTPU\[LZH[[OLTVYUPUN properties in proximity of major new Road project generated enquiry, with the WLHROV\Y"L]LY`Ä]LTPU\[LZMYVT infrastructure projects and the M1 site selling for $10.175 million by Vincent Ipswich; and every 15 minutes from the Freeway system. Siciliano, co-principal of LJ Hooker Sunshine Coast; Midway between Sydney and Brisbane, Commercial Perth. Director of Sales and Leasing at LJ Coffs Harbour is another commercial Hooker Commercial Gold Coast, Rick property hub attracting attention. For more information on how Graham, said the purple path of activity infrastructure additions are transforming had encouraged landlords to test the Principal of LJ Hooker Commercial Coffs your area, contact your local market, nationally. Harbour Troy Mitchell said: “There’s a LJ Hooker Commercial team or huge demand for investment properties visit ljhcommercial.com.au, today. that are well-leased,” he said. 3 For Sale Chevron Island 10 & 11 / 38 Thomas Drive, Chevron Island 2 X Adjoining Medical Suites In The Hub Of Chevron Island. For Sale Unit 10 - $320,000 / Unit 11 - $330,000 These 2 first floor suites are individually titled and have been setup for medical use, with the current business operating a hair restoration clinic from both units. Centrally located in the heart of Chevron Island, Building Area 134m² approx the area is currently in the midst of a revival with numerous development projects underway. These units are ideally suited to be sold in one line. D Unit 10- 60 m2 floor area- fully air conditioned D Unit 11 - Comprising 2 x treatment rooms D Unit 11- 74 m2 floor area - fully air conditioned D A nicely appointed boardroom D Both units offer plenty of natural light D 2 x staff kitchen areas (both with medical grade Giles Bushe 0425 254 941 D One onsite car park per unit floors) [email protected] D Medical / consultancy business in a central Chevron location Sean Graves 0406 485 818 4 For Sale Beenleigh 5-7 & 9-15 Thorsborne Street Fully Leased Industrial Investment Opportunity For Sale Contact Agents 5-7 & 9-15 Thorsborne Street, Beenleigh represents a rare opportunity to purchase a freestanding Site Area 12154m² approx commercial investment within Beenleigh. This property is fully leased with 2 Tenants approximately $447,392 triple nett plus GST per annum. The current owner of this property is now buying in New Zealand and wants to cash out their Australian ljhcommercial.com.au/ ZF3GCF assets and move it to New Zealand. Tenancy 1: New 3 year lease at $181,281 triple nett Fully leased investment in key growth area Tenancy 2: New 7.5 year lease at $266,111 triple Overseas owner quits long term investment nett Ben Armstrong 0403 054 845 Buy either 1 or both properties 2 tenants both have been here 10 years plus [email protected] Combined site area 1.2ha Yunus Muhammed 0452 278 683 [email protected] ljhcommercial.com.au LJ Hooker Commercial Brisbane 6/3370 Pacific Highway, Springwood QLD 4127 p (07) 3115 7128 f (07) 3115 7188 5 e [email protected] All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries. For Lease Molendinar 8 Distribution Avenue Massive Distribution Centre With Outstanding Access For Lease Contact Agent Landlord has spent over $ 200,000 on upgrades. Building Area 6519m² approx Situated just minutes from the M1 highway with dual access via Ashmore Rd. or Nerang Southport Rd. This Site Area 20500m² approx property has clear access points for heavy articulated vehicles. ljhcommercial.com.au/YQHMJ Ideal as a distribution centre, central warehouse, auction centre or Company Industrial headquarters with over 1,000 sq.m. of air conditioned newly refurbished office space. D Warehouse Area 5635 sqm D Skylights in warehouse give excellent daylight Rick Graham 0408 233 888 D Offices 884 sqm illumination [email protected] D 8 Roller doors for maximum access D Full Staff facilities D Over 70 secured car parks D Lease terms and conditions negotiable. 6 For Lease Molendinar 4 Distribution Avenue New Lease Opportunity - Fully Refurbished Warehouse For Lease Contact Agent Strategically located just minutes from the M1 highway with dual access via Ashmore Rd. or Nerang Building Area 1600m² approx Southport Rd. this property has a sunken drive -in loading dock for ease of loading and unloading vehicles. Site Area 20500m² approx Could suit Courier Service, removalists, small distribution centre or Storage facility. ljhcommercial.com.au/YKHMJ D Column free Warehouse Area 1600 sq.m. D Outsized hardstand suitable for trucks & D Renovated Air conditioned Offices 140 sq.m. containers D Partial Hardstand of 2.05 hectare site D Fully secured car parks Rick Graham 0408 233 888 D Integrated Kitchen & Staff facilities D 5 Roller doors for maximum access [email protected] 7 Sale/Lease Molendinar 20 Barnett Place Superb Vacant Warehouse - Ready To Occupy! For Sale/Lease Contact Agent This Freestanding Building has a high clearance factory area with two levels of office spaces in addition to a Building Area 1633m² approx huge hardstand area suitable for trucks and containers.
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