office property sales
Melb strata suite deals
FOUR strata properties in Melbourne have changed hands in the past week. ... Full story
Abacus buys North Ryde building
ABACUS Property Group bought a commercial bulky goods retail building at Macquarie Park, North Ryde for $17.35 million. ... Full story
Reading makes a blockbuster sale
CINEMA group Reading has offloaded a new office building at Indooroopilly in Brisbane for $11.8 million on a yield of 8.25%, in a deal negotiated by Savills. ... Full story
250 Queen St floor sold for 820k
A STREET level office space at 250 Queen St in Melbourne’s CBD has been sold privately by Kliger Wood agent Russell Meerkin for $820,000. ... Full story
Receivers sell Docklands office for less
ADMINISTRATOR BRI Ferrier has collected $38.5 million from the sale of a Docklands office building. ... Full story
Spirited bidding for Brighton office
A BOUTIQUE office building in Melbourne’s bayside suburb of Brighton has sold at auction for $3,914,000 – significantly exceeding the reserve price. ... Full story
Small but sweet suite strata sales
SMALL businesses are accounting for the majority of strata office sales in the Melbourne CBD office market, keeping overall transaction values consistent, according to DTZ. ... Full story
Burleigh industrial sold on 9pc yield
AN industrial unit in the Burleigh commercial hub on the Gold Coast has been sold on a yield of 9%. ... Full story
Stockland divests St Leonards office
STOCKLAND has sold the Clemenger building at St Leonards, Sydney for $24.2 million. ... Full story
Bourke St strata fetches 752k
AN office suite at 140 Bourke St has been sold for $752,000. ... Full story
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