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By Raj Malhotra | 15 May 2025

Investor Hunger For Brisbane Retail Hits 32 3m High

Investor demand for proven local retail centres in Brisbane remains at unprecedented levels, with RWC Retail’s Michael Feltoe, Pablo Routledge and Lachlan O’Keeffe selling seven centres in the past seven months for a combined $32.3 million.RWC Retail’s Michael Feltoe says the levels of demand the team are witnessing are unlike anything they have seen in recent years.“In the past 12 months we have seen investor interest in the retail centre space be stronger than ever. There has been a significant volume of enquiries averaging over 350 per campaign, resulting in yields as sharp as 4.84 per cent.”Most recently were the sales of two long established centres in Stafford Heights (67-71 Wilgarning Street) for $4,213,000 and Camp Hill (82 Bennetts Road) for $6,100,000.Both centres were fully leased, and saw a combined 19 bidders, selling under the hammer for yields of 5.55 per cent and 5.72 per cent respectively.“Both of these sales were further examples of exactly what buyers are seeking in these types of investments,” said Pablo Routledge.“Buyers looked favourably on the proven tenant mixes, landlord favourable lease terms, and well located landholdings across both campaigns, with these highlights being reflected in the great results.”Despite potential hurdles from global economic and political instability, Lachlan O’Keeffe believes the remainder of 2025 will continue this strong run of results.“We believe that we will continue to see a flight to quality to similar centres from buyers who are able to take a long term investment view. With the thousands of enquiries we continue to generate, we have no doubt that we will continue to see great results in this sector.”Previous ArticleNext Article

RWC Retail’s Michael Feltoe says the levels of demand the team are witnessing are unlike anything they have seen in recent years.“In the past 12 months we have seen investor interest in the retail centre space be stronger than ever. There has been a significant volume of enquiries averaging over 350 per campaign, resulting in yields as sharp as 4.84 per cent.”Most recently were the sales of two long established centres in Stafford Heights (67-71 Wilgarning Street) for $4,213,000 and Camp Hill (82 Bennetts Road) for $6,100,000.Both centres were fully leased, and saw a combined 19 bidders, selling under the hammer for yields of 5.55 per cent and 5.72 per cent respectively.“Both of these sales were further examples of exactly what buyers are seeking in these types of investments,” said Pablo Routledge.“Buyers looked favourably on the proven tenant mixes, landlord favourable lease terms, and well located landholdings across both campaigns, with these highlights being reflected in the great results.”Despite potential hurdles from global economic and political instability, Lachlan O’Keeffe believes the remainder of 2025 will continue this strong run of results.“We believe that we will continue to see a flight to quality to similar centres from buyers who are able to take a long term investment view. With the thousands of enquiries we continue to generate, we have no doubt that we will continue to see great results in this sector.”Previous ArticleNext Article

“In the past 12 months we have seen investor interest in the retail centre space be stronger than ever. There has been a significant volume of enquiries averaging over 350 per campaign, resulting in yields as sharp as 4.84 per cent.”Most recently were the sales of two long established centres in Stafford Heights (67-71 Wilgarning Street) for $4,213,000 and Camp Hill (82 Bennetts Road) for $6,100,000.Both centres were fully leased, and saw a combined 19 bidders, selling under the hammer for yields of 5.55 per cent and 5.72 per cent respectively.“Both of these sales were further examples of exactly what buyers are seeking in these types of investments,” said Pablo Routledge.“Buyers looked favourably on the proven tenant mixes, landlord favourable lease terms, and well located landholdings across both campaigns, with these highlights being reflected in the great results.”Despite potential hurdles from global economic and political instability, Lachlan O’Keeffe believes the remainder of 2025 will continue this strong run of results.“We believe that we will continue to see a flight to quality to similar centres from buyers who are able to take a long term investment view. With the thousands of enquiries we continue to generate, we have no doubt that we will continue to see great results in this sector.”Previous ArticleNext Article

Most recently were the sales of two long established centres in Stafford Heights (67-71 Wilgarning Street) for $4,213,000 and Camp Hill (82 Bennetts Road) for $6,100,000.Both centres were fully leased, and saw a combined 19 bidders, selling under the hammer for yields of 5.55 per cent and 5.72 per cent respectively.“Both of these sales were further examples of exactly what buyers are seeking in these types of investments,” said Pablo Routledge.“Buyers looked favourably on the proven tenant mixes, landlord favourable lease terms, and well located landholdings across both campaigns, with these highlights being reflected in the great results.”Despite potential hurdles from global economic and political instability, Lachlan O’Keeffe believes the remainder of 2025 will continue this strong run of results.“We believe that we will continue to see a flight to quality to similar centres from buyers who are able to take a long term investment view. With the thousands of enquiries we continue to generate, we have no doubt that we will continue to see great results in this sector.”Previous ArticleNext Article

Both centres were fully leased, and saw a combined 19 bidders, selling under the hammer for yields of 5.55 per cent and 5.72 per cent respectively.“Both of these sales were further examples of exactly what buyers are seeking in these types of investments,” said Pablo Routledge.“Buyers looked favourably on the proven tenant mixes, landlord favourable lease terms, and well located landholdings across both campaigns, with these highlights being reflected in the great results.”Despite potential hurdles from global economic and political instability, Lachlan O’Keeffe believes the remainder of 2025 will continue this strong run of results.“We believe that we will continue to see a flight to quality to similar centres from buyers who are able to take a long term investment view. With the thousands of enquiries we continue to generate, we have no doubt that we will continue to see great results in this sector.”Previous ArticleNext Article

“Both of these sales were further examples of exactly what buyers are seeking in these types of investments,” said Pablo Routledge.“Buyers looked favourably on the proven tenant mixes, landlord favourable lease terms, and well located landholdings across both campaigns, with these highlights being reflected in the great results.”Despite potential hurdles from global economic and political instability, Lachlan O’Keeffe believes the remainder of 2025 will continue this strong run of results.“We believe that we will continue to see a flight to quality to similar centres from buyers who are able to take a long term investment view. With the thousands of enquiries we continue to generate, we have no doubt that we will continue to see great results in this sector.”Previous ArticleNext Article

“Buyers looked favourably on the proven tenant mixes, landlord favourable lease terms, and well located landholdings across both campaigns, with these highlights being reflected in the great results.”Despite potential hurdles from global economic and political instability, Lachlan O’Keeffe believes the remainder of 2025 will continue this strong run of results.“We believe that we will continue to see a flight to quality to similar centres from buyers who are able to take a long term investment view. With the thousands of enquiries we continue to generate, we have no doubt that we will continue to see great results in this sector.”Previous ArticleNext Article

Despite potential hurdles from global economic and political instability, Lachlan O’Keeffe believes the remainder of 2025 will continue this strong run of results.“We believe that we will continue to see a flight to quality to similar centres from buyers who are able to take a long term investment view. With the thousands of enquiries we continue to generate, we have no doubt that we will continue to see great results in this sector.”Previous ArticleNext Article

“We believe that we will continue to see a flight to quality to similar centres from buyers who are able to take a long term investment view. With the thousands of enquiries we continue to generate, we have no doubt that we will continue to see great results in this sector.”Previous ArticleNext Article


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Raj dissects consumer movement, strip mall evolution, and experiential retail. A passionate street food critic, he blends satellite tracking with cultural cues to forecast retail hotspots.