Continuing a strong run of neighbourhood shopping centre transactions in Queensland, Ormeau Village, located on the northern Gold Coast, has sold for $37million on a tight passing yield of 5.3%.Savills’ Peter Tyson and Jon Tyson transacted the deal on behalf of Coles Group Property Developments, to an offshore private investor following an Expressions of Interest sale process.Ormeau Village was developed by Coles Group in 2019 and comprises a fully leased neighbourhood shopping centre of 5,003sqm GLA anchored by a 3,416sqm Coles Supermarket incorporating Liquorland plus 16 specialty tenancies and a weighted average lease expiry (WALE) of over 8 years.Savills National Director of Retail Investments, Peter Tyson said “Ormeau Village transacted after attracting significant domestic and offshore buyer enquiry and bids from eight separate buyer groups”.“Bidders in the process included institutional and private investors as well as syndicate funds and totalled around$300million in unsatisfied capital still seeking a quality neighbourhood retail asset, preferred for its resilient qualities underwritten by daily-needs and essential service businesses.”Jon Tyson added “Buyers were attracted to high quality of the development, together with the long WALE security of the income stream underwritten by a rare net lease to Coles for a new 10-year term which included potential benefits from forecast supermarket sales growth within a reasonable timeframe coupled with strong catchment fundamentals of affluent young family households in a high growth inter-city corridor between Brisbane and the Gold Coast.”Previous ArticleNext Article
Savills’ Peter Tyson and Jon Tyson transacted the deal on behalf of Coles Group Property Developments, to an offshore private investor following an Expressions of Interest sale process.Ormeau Village was developed by Coles Group in 2019 and comprises a fully leased neighbourhood shopping centre of 5,003sqm GLA anchored by a 3,416sqm Coles Supermarket incorporating Liquorland plus 16 specialty tenancies and a weighted average lease expiry (WALE) of over 8 years.Savills National Director of Retail Investments, Peter Tyson said “Ormeau Village transacted after attracting significant domestic and offshore buyer enquiry and bids from eight separate buyer groups”.“Bidders in the process included institutional and private investors as well as syndicate funds and totalled around$300million in unsatisfied capital still seeking a quality neighbourhood retail asset, preferred for its resilient qualities underwritten by daily-needs and essential service businesses.”Jon Tyson added “Buyers were attracted to high quality of the development, together with the long WALE security of the income stream underwritten by a rare net lease to Coles for a new 10-year term which included potential benefits from forecast supermarket sales growth within a reasonable timeframe coupled with strong catchment fundamentals of affluent young family households in a high growth inter-city corridor between Brisbane and the Gold Coast.”Previous ArticleNext Article
Ormeau Village was developed by Coles Group in 2019 and comprises a fully leased neighbourhood shopping centre of 5,003sqm GLA anchored by a 3,416sqm Coles Supermarket incorporating Liquorland plus 16 specialty tenancies and a weighted average lease expiry (WALE) of over 8 years.Savills National Director of Retail Investments, Peter Tyson said “Ormeau Village transacted after attracting significant domestic and offshore buyer enquiry and bids from eight separate buyer groups”.“Bidders in the process included institutional and private investors as well as syndicate funds and totalled around$300million in unsatisfied capital still seeking a quality neighbourhood retail asset, preferred for its resilient qualities underwritten by daily-needs and essential service businesses.”Jon Tyson added “Buyers were attracted to high quality of the development, together with the long WALE security of the income stream underwritten by a rare net lease to Coles for a new 10-year term which included potential benefits from forecast supermarket sales growth within a reasonable timeframe coupled with strong catchment fundamentals of affluent young family households in a high growth inter-city corridor between Brisbane and the Gold Coast.”Previous ArticleNext Article
Savills National Director of Retail Investments, Peter Tyson said “Ormeau Village transacted after attracting significant domestic and offshore buyer enquiry and bids from eight separate buyer groups”.“Bidders in the process included institutional and private investors as well as syndicate funds and totalled around$300million in unsatisfied capital still seeking a quality neighbourhood retail asset, preferred for its resilient qualities underwritten by daily-needs and essential service businesses.”Jon Tyson added “Buyers were attracted to high quality of the development, together with the long WALE security of the income stream underwritten by a rare net lease to Coles for a new 10-year term which included potential benefits from forecast supermarket sales growth within a reasonable timeframe coupled with strong catchment fundamentals of affluent young family households in a high growth inter-city corridor between Brisbane and the Gold Coast.”Previous ArticleNext Article
“Bidders in the process included institutional and private investors as well as syndicate funds and totalled around$300million in unsatisfied capital still seeking a quality neighbourhood retail asset, preferred for its resilient qualities underwritten by daily-needs and essential service businesses.”Jon Tyson added “Buyers were attracted to high quality of the development, together with the long WALE security of the income stream underwritten by a rare net lease to Coles for a new 10-year term which included potential benefits from forecast supermarket sales growth within a reasonable timeframe coupled with strong catchment fundamentals of affluent young family households in a high growth inter-city corridor between Brisbane and the Gold Coast.”Previous ArticleNext Article
$300million in unsatisfied capital still seeking a quality neighbourhood retail asset, preferred for its resilient qualities underwritten by daily-needs and essential service businesses.”Jon Tyson added “Buyers were attracted to high quality of the development, together with the long WALE security of the income stream underwritten by a rare net lease to Coles for a new 10-year term which included potential benefits from forecast supermarket sales growth within a reasonable timeframe coupled with strong catchment fundamentals of affluent young family households in a high growth inter-city corridor between Brisbane and the Gold Coast.”Previous ArticleNext Article
Jon Tyson added “Buyers were attracted to high quality of the development, together with the long WALE security of the income stream underwritten by a rare net lease to Coles for a new 10-year term which included potential benefits from forecast supermarket sales growth within a reasonable timeframe coupled with strong catchment fundamentals of affluent young family households in a high growth inter-city corridor between Brisbane and the Gold Coast.”Previous ArticleNext Article
