Colliers Ben Young and Chris Nanni have, together with Fitzroy’s Chris Kombi and Lewis Waddell, brought a rare property in an unrivalled Geelong CBD location, just metres from Westfield Shopping Centre, to market.The 320sqm building is being offered with vacant possession, sitting on a 498sqm Activity Centre zoned land parcel that presents a rare opportunity for future value-add and development (STCA). It is a versatile opportunity suited to owner-occupiers and developers.Colliers’ Senior Executive Ben Young said, “It is not often a property nestled within Geelong’s Retail Core Precinct only metres from the entrance to Westfield Shopping Centre come up for sale.“We are anticipating interest from a range of users, as it presents a rare opportunity for owner occupies, investors or even developers looking for a property in a high-traffic area. With 10 metres of street frontage towards the bustling Malop Street, the property is an ideal space for various future commercial ventures.”Geelong’s Retail Core Precinct currently comprises a large variety of retail, service and hospitality venues in a high-quality environment that prioritises pedestrian amenities and activity. As part of the city’s transformation, becoming a leading Australian city, its traditional, fine-grain shop fronts are expected to be complemented by shopping centres that transform into externally focused, accessible, mixed-use environments. The emerging lane-way culture will also be embraced and expanded.“Geelong ‘s potential as a vibrant and thriving city is undeniable, with Central Geelong at its heart providing a centralised hub for services, transportation, and commerce,” said Chris Nanni, Colliers Senior Executive.“As a UNESCO City of Design and a gateway to southwest Victoria, Geelong’s future is bright, not only having attracted leading developers wanting to be part of Geelong’s exciting future as the country’s fastest-growing regional city but also the impact of the Spirit of Tasmania, which is expected to increase tourism by $116 million per year and the State and Federal Government’s $294 million invested in the Geelong Convention & Exhibition Centre.”79-81 Malop Street, Geelong, is being offered for sale by on-site auction on Thursday, 19 October at 1pm (ADST).Previous ArticleNext Article
The 320sqm building is being offered with vacant possession, sitting on a 498sqm Activity Centre zoned land parcel that presents a rare opportunity for future value-add and development (STCA). It is a versatile opportunity suited to owner-occupiers and developers.Colliers’ Senior Executive Ben Young said, “It is not often a property nestled within Geelong’s Retail Core Precinct only metres from the entrance to Westfield Shopping Centre come up for sale.“We are anticipating interest from a range of users, as it presents a rare opportunity for owner occupies, investors or even developers looking for a property in a high-traffic area. With 10 metres of street frontage towards the bustling Malop Street, the property is an ideal space for various future commercial ventures.”Geelong’s Retail Core Precinct currently comprises a large variety of retail, service and hospitality venues in a high-quality environment that prioritises pedestrian amenities and activity. As part of the city’s transformation, becoming a leading Australian city, its traditional, fine-grain shop fronts are expected to be complemented by shopping centres that transform into externally focused, accessible, mixed-use environments. The emerging lane-way culture will also be embraced and expanded.“Geelong ‘s potential as a vibrant and thriving city is undeniable, with Central Geelong at its heart providing a centralised hub for services, transportation, and commerce,” said Chris Nanni, Colliers Senior Executive.“As a UNESCO City of Design and a gateway to southwest Victoria, Geelong’s future is bright, not only having attracted leading developers wanting to be part of Geelong’s exciting future as the country’s fastest-growing regional city but also the impact of the Spirit of Tasmania, which is expected to increase tourism by $116 million per year and the State and Federal Government’s $294 million invested in the Geelong Convention & Exhibition Centre.”79-81 Malop Street, Geelong, is being offered for sale by on-site auction on Thursday, 19 October at 1pm (ADST).Previous ArticleNext Article
Colliers’ Senior Executive Ben Young said, “It is not often a property nestled within Geelong’s Retail Core Precinct only metres from the entrance to Westfield Shopping Centre come up for sale.“We are anticipating interest from a range of users, as it presents a rare opportunity for owner occupies, investors or even developers looking for a property in a high-traffic area. With 10 metres of street frontage towards the bustling Malop Street, the property is an ideal space for various future commercial ventures.”Geelong’s Retail Core Precinct currently comprises a large variety of retail, service and hospitality venues in a high-quality environment that prioritises pedestrian amenities and activity. As part of the city’s transformation, becoming a leading Australian city, its traditional, fine-grain shop fronts are expected to be complemented by shopping centres that transform into externally focused, accessible, mixed-use environments. The emerging lane-way culture will also be embraced and expanded.“Geelong ‘s potential as a vibrant and thriving city is undeniable, with Central Geelong at its heart providing a centralised hub for services, transportation, and commerce,” said Chris Nanni, Colliers Senior Executive.“As a UNESCO City of Design and a gateway to southwest Victoria, Geelong’s future is bright, not only having attracted leading developers wanting to be part of Geelong’s exciting future as the country’s fastest-growing regional city but also the impact of the Spirit of Tasmania, which is expected to increase tourism by $116 million per year and the State and Federal Government’s $294 million invested in the Geelong Convention & Exhibition Centre.”79-81 Malop Street, Geelong, is being offered for sale by on-site auction on Thursday, 19 October at 1pm (ADST).Previous ArticleNext Article
“We are anticipating interest from a range of users, as it presents a rare opportunity for owner occupies, investors or even developers looking for a property in a high-traffic area. With 10 metres of street frontage towards the bustling Malop Street, the property is an ideal space for various future commercial ventures.”Geelong’s Retail Core Precinct currently comprises a large variety of retail, service and hospitality venues in a high-quality environment that prioritises pedestrian amenities and activity. As part of the city’s transformation, becoming a leading Australian city, its traditional, fine-grain shop fronts are expected to be complemented by shopping centres that transform into externally focused, accessible, mixed-use environments. The emerging lane-way culture will also be embraced and expanded.“Geelong ‘s potential as a vibrant and thriving city is undeniable, with Central Geelong at its heart providing a centralised hub for services, transportation, and commerce,” said Chris Nanni, Colliers Senior Executive.“As a UNESCO City of Design and a gateway to southwest Victoria, Geelong’s future is bright, not only having attracted leading developers wanting to be part of Geelong’s exciting future as the country’s fastest-growing regional city but also the impact of the Spirit of Tasmania, which is expected to increase tourism by $116 million per year and the State and Federal Government’s $294 million invested in the Geelong Convention & Exhibition Centre.”79-81 Malop Street, Geelong, is being offered for sale by on-site auction on Thursday, 19 October at 1pm (ADST).Previous ArticleNext Article
Geelong’s Retail Core Precinct currently comprises a large variety of retail, service and hospitality venues in a high-quality environment that prioritises pedestrian amenities and activity. As part of the city’s transformation, becoming a leading Australian city, its traditional, fine-grain shop fronts are expected to be complemented by shopping centres that transform into externally focused, accessible, mixed-use environments. The emerging lane-way culture will also be embraced and expanded.“Geelong ‘s potential as a vibrant and thriving city is undeniable, with Central Geelong at its heart providing a centralised hub for services, transportation, and commerce,” said Chris Nanni, Colliers Senior Executive.“As a UNESCO City of Design and a gateway to southwest Victoria, Geelong’s future is bright, not only having attracted leading developers wanting to be part of Geelong’s exciting future as the country’s fastest-growing regional city but also the impact of the Spirit of Tasmania, which is expected to increase tourism by $116 million per year and the State and Federal Government’s $294 million invested in the Geelong Convention & Exhibition Centre.”79-81 Malop Street, Geelong, is being offered for sale by on-site auction on Thursday, 19 October at 1pm (ADST).Previous ArticleNext Article
“Geelong ‘s potential as a vibrant and thriving city is undeniable, with Central Geelong at its heart providing a centralised hub for services, transportation, and commerce,” said Chris Nanni, Colliers Senior Executive.“As a UNESCO City of Design and a gateway to southwest Victoria, Geelong’s future is bright, not only having attracted leading developers wanting to be part of Geelong’s exciting future as the country’s fastest-growing regional city but also the impact of the Spirit of Tasmania, which is expected to increase tourism by $116 million per year and the State and Federal Government’s $294 million invested in the Geelong Convention & Exhibition Centre.”79-81 Malop Street, Geelong, is being offered for sale by on-site auction on Thursday, 19 October at 1pm (ADST).Previous ArticleNext Article
“As a UNESCO City of Design and a gateway to southwest Victoria, Geelong’s future is bright, not only having attracted leading developers wanting to be part of Geelong’s exciting future as the country’s fastest-growing regional city but also the impact of the Spirit of Tasmania, which is expected to increase tourism by $116 million per year and the State and Federal Government’s $294 million invested in the Geelong Convention & Exhibition Centre.”79-81 Malop Street, Geelong, is being offered for sale by on-site auction on Thursday, 19 October at 1pm (ADST).Previous ArticleNext Article
79-81 Malop Street, Geelong, is being offered for sale by on-site auction on Thursday, 19 October at 1pm (ADST).Previous ArticleNext Article
