Commercial property investors are seeking out defensive bricks-and-mortar assets, with Coles-anchored shopping centre Torquay Village, on the Surf Coast, selling off-market for an undisclosed price.
Commercial property investors are seeking out defensive bricks-and-mortar assets, with Coles-anchored shopping centre Torquay Village, on the Surf Coast, selling off-market for an undisclosed price.
Commercial property investors are seeking out defensive bricks-and-mortar assets, with Coles-anchored shopping centre Torquay Village, on the Surf Coast, selling off-market for an undisclosed price.
Napier Street auction brings 80 viewers to the $4.56m show
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Roughly 80 turned up to watch 235 Napier Street sell at auction for $4.56 million. CRS’
Lou Montalti said enquiry was solid from day one, with owner occupiers, investors and developers looking to secure the corner freehold. The price was $600,000 above the reserve.
Roughly 80 turned up to watch 235 Napier Street sell at auction.
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Wodonga
A local picked up a partially leased office building at 172 High Street. Partly leased to Commonwealth of Australia at rent of $74,724 per annum net, it sold for $1.74 million. Teska Carson’s