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SHANE CLOSE. Director - Retail Practice Group Ass SHANE CLOSE. Director - Retail Practice Group Ass. Dip. Vals., FAPI, CEA (REIV) Level 19 / 8 Exhibition Street Melbourne Victoria 3000 Telephone 03 8102 8856 Mobile 0409 997 449 Email [email protected] Shane Close is a Director of Charter Keck Cramer, a Industry Experience & Services. leading Australian strategic property consulting firm. Shane has had over 20 years specialist experience Beginning with the firm in 1985, Shane has over 25 providing valuation and consultancy services in the years experience within property valuations. His Retail property segment. His clients include major career in Property began with two established financial institutions, investors, purchasers, vendors, Melbourne property valuation and consultancy firms. lessors and lessees, developers and statutory authorities. Indicative recent major engagements Professional Background. include: Academic qualifications and relevant industry associations. Shopping Centres. Associate Diploma of Valuations - RMIT. Bentons Square Shopping Centre, Corner Bentons . Certificate of Business Studies - RMIT. and Dunns Roads, Mornington (11/2012). Fellow of the Australian Property Institute - FAPI. Newmarket Shopping Centre, Racecourse Road, . Certified Estate Agent (REIV). Flemington (9/2012). API Committee Member. Bell Post Shopping Centre, Anakie Road, Norlane/ . REIV Committee Member - Valuation Chapter. Geelong (6/2012). Company Representative Member of Australia . Harcrest Shopping Centre, Stud Road, Scoresby China Business Council - Victoria (ACBC). (4/2012). Member of Chinese Professional Business . Proposed Cardinia Lakes Shopping Centre, Association (CPBA). Pakenham (4/2012). Member of the Hong Kong Australia Business . Greenvale Shopping Centre, Mickleham Road, Association (HKABA). Greenvale (3/2012). Karingal Shopping Centre, Karingal Road, Specialisation. Frankston (11/2011). Sunbury Square Shopping Centre, Evans Street, . Shopping centres. Sunbury (9/2011). Retail strips. Dalton Village Shopping Centre, Dalton Road, . Supermarkets. Epping (7/2011). Mixed-use developments. Hampton Park Shopping Centre, Hallam Road, . Bulky goods stores. Hampton Park (6/2011). Showrooms. Lakes Shopping Centre, The Esplanade, Lakes . Self storage facilities. Entrance (5/2011). Fast food outlets. Balnarring Shopping Centre, Balnarring (4/2011). Greenfield development sites/proposed retail . Carrum Downs Shopping Centre, Dandenong- developments. Frankston Road (2011). Rental Assessments/Determinations. Dromana Shopping Centre, Nepean Highway, . Small Business Commissioner of Victoria Dromana (2011). Appointments. Level 19/8 Exhibition Street Telephone 03 8102 8888 PLAN.CREATE.ENHANCE. Melbourne Victoria 3000 Facsimile 03 8102 8844 www.charterkc.com.au [email protected] Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation. Retail Strips. Safeway/Woolworths Supermarket, Shannon Avenue, Newtown/Geelong (10/2011). The regular inspection and valuation for mortgage . Coles Supermarket, Morwell (9/2011). purposes; capital gains purposes; rental matters . Coles Supermarket, 65 Hallam Road, Hampton etc. in respect of Melbourne's major strip shopping Park (6/2011). centres including Chapel Street, Toorak Road, Toorak/South Yarra, Acland Street, St Kilda, Bulky Goods Stores / Showrooms. Carlisle Street, Balaclava, and Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn, Glenferrie Road, Malvern, Burke Road, . Bunnings Hardware, Bridge Street, Eltham Camberwell, etc. (11/2012). Homemaker Centre, Settlement Road, . New Quay Development, Docklands, Melbourne. Thomastown (5/2012). - Provided valuation for the retail and food and . Homemaker Precinct, Old Geelong Road, Hoppers beverage precincts situated within New Quay Crossings (4/2012). for the developer MAB Corporation . Officeworks/Homemaker Centre, Shepparton (2/2012). Proposed Town Centre, Caroline Springs . Homemaker Centre/Mixed Use Development, Boulevard, Caroline Springs Horne Street, Sunbury (6/2011). - A strategic review was undertaken to establish rental and capital values relating to various Greenfield Development Sites / Proposal retail components. Developments. Retail component, Freshwater Place, Southbank. Meluka Road, Leopold/Geelong. Valuation/ Strategic Analysis (5/2012). - An assessment of value for the retail precinct . Proposed Woolworths Supermarket also including the food and beverage Centre/Kardinia Lakes, Pakenham (4/2012). components was undertaken. The review was based on existing levels of pre-commitment together with projections regarding the current Rental Determination. vacant areas. A commentary in respect to the . Appointments by mutual agreement between tenancy mix was also supplied. Lessor and Lessee. Presidential Appointments. Supermarkets. Small Business Commissioner of Victoria Appointments, pursuant to the Retail Leases Act . Woolworths Supermarket, Belgrave (4/2012). 2003. Coles Supermarket, Glenroy (1/2012). Coles Supermarket, Union Square, Brunswick (1/2012). Coles Supermarket, Swan Hill (2012). Woolworths Supermarket, Moorabbin (12/2011). Coles Supermarket, Maroondah Highway, Croydon (11/2011). .
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