RF Corval has purchased a Brisbane Trade Coast industrial investment and coordinated two tenants to take occupancy prior to settlement.
The $14.3 million deal for the 2.2 hectare hardstand site, 140 Anton Road, Hemmant, reflects a 6.15 per cent yield.
Of the asset, the buyer said there is a lack of local competition and strong demand fundamentals.
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The fenced property will be fitted with CCTV prior to them moving in.
Power and water is available to site boundary.
Cushman & Wakefield’s David Gibson and Bevan Halloway brokered the sale and lease.
Their deal comes a year since Gateway Capital paid Centennial Logistics & Industrial $36.1m for a 6.55ha, 21 building industrial estate in the suburb.
Visy is also set to build a new project there, after in April offloading a riverfront West End warehouse to the state government for the 2032 Olympics International Broadcasting Centre.
Hemmant is 11 kilometres north east of Brisbane.
Article source: Queensland Property Investor
