Spirit Super has acquired the Parliament Square mixed-use precinct in Hobart for around $330m from the Schwartz family.The precinct includes the 17,300sqm office which is leased to the state government until late 2037 and the 152 room Tasman Hotel, managed by the Marriott Group.The project was developed by Trawalla Group, the family office of the Schwartz family, in conjunction with Citta Property Group and Qualitas.Spring Super’s Chief Investment Officer Ross Barry said, “Parliament Square is underpinned by strong long-term leases and will deliver enduring benefits to members right here in our own backyard and all across Australia.”“It’s great to be investing member funds back into their own community and to see the creation of over 100 jobs.”CBRE’sMark Granter,Kiran PillaiandMichael Simpsonbrokered the sale of on behalf of the Trawalla Group while JGS Property assisted Spirit Super.“The quality of this asset, the government tenancy covenant – which provides a WALE of 16 years – and the inclusion of one of Australia’s best new five-star hotels attracted widespread interest from some of the largest local and international players in the market.“Despite lockdown restrictions, we were able to work across geographies and asset classes to finalise the largest real estate transaction in Tasmania’s history,” CBRE’s Mr Granter said.Salamanca PlacePrevious ArticleNext Article
The precinct includes the 17,300sqm office which is leased to the state government until late 2037 and the 152 room Tasman Hotel, managed by the Marriott Group.The project was developed by Trawalla Group, the family office of the Schwartz family, in conjunction with Citta Property Group and Qualitas.Spring Super’s Chief Investment Officer Ross Barry said, “Parliament Square is underpinned by strong long-term leases and will deliver enduring benefits to members right here in our own backyard and all across Australia.”“It’s great to be investing member funds back into their own community and to see the creation of over 100 jobs.”CBRE’sMark Granter,Kiran PillaiandMichael Simpsonbrokered the sale of on behalf of the Trawalla Group while JGS Property assisted Spirit Super.“The quality of this asset, the government tenancy covenant – which provides a WALE of 16 years – and the inclusion of one of Australia’s best new five-star hotels attracted widespread interest from some of the largest local and international players in the market.“Despite lockdown restrictions, we were able to work across geographies and asset classes to finalise the largest real estate transaction in Tasmania’s history,” CBRE’s Mr Granter said.Salamanca PlacePrevious ArticleNext Article
The project was developed by Trawalla Group, the family office of the Schwartz family, in conjunction with Citta Property Group and Qualitas.Spring Super’s Chief Investment Officer Ross Barry said, “Parliament Square is underpinned by strong long-term leases and will deliver enduring benefits to members right here in our own backyard and all across Australia.”“It’s great to be investing member funds back into their own community and to see the creation of over 100 jobs.”CBRE’sMark Granter,Kiran PillaiandMichael Simpsonbrokered the sale of on behalf of the Trawalla Group while JGS Property assisted Spirit Super.“The quality of this asset, the government tenancy covenant – which provides a WALE of 16 years – and the inclusion of one of Australia’s best new five-star hotels attracted widespread interest from some of the largest local and international players in the market.“Despite lockdown restrictions, we were able to work across geographies and asset classes to finalise the largest real estate transaction in Tasmania’s history,” CBRE’s Mr Granter said.Salamanca PlacePrevious ArticleNext Article
Spring Super’s Chief Investment Officer Ross Barry said, “Parliament Square is underpinned by strong long-term leases and will deliver enduring benefits to members right here in our own backyard and all across Australia.”“It’s great to be investing member funds back into their own community and to see the creation of over 100 jobs.”CBRE’sMark Granter,Kiran PillaiandMichael Simpsonbrokered the sale of on behalf of the Trawalla Group while JGS Property assisted Spirit Super.“The quality of this asset, the government tenancy covenant – which provides a WALE of 16 years – and the inclusion of one of Australia’s best new five-star hotels attracted widespread interest from some of the largest local and international players in the market.“Despite lockdown restrictions, we were able to work across geographies and asset classes to finalise the largest real estate transaction in Tasmania’s history,” CBRE’s Mr Granter said.Salamanca PlacePrevious ArticleNext Article
“It’s great to be investing member funds back into their own community and to see the creation of over 100 jobs.”CBRE’sMark Granter,Kiran PillaiandMichael Simpsonbrokered the sale of on behalf of the Trawalla Group while JGS Property assisted Spirit Super.“The quality of this asset, the government tenancy covenant – which provides a WALE of 16 years – and the inclusion of one of Australia’s best new five-star hotels attracted widespread interest from some of the largest local and international players in the market.“Despite lockdown restrictions, we were able to work across geographies and asset classes to finalise the largest real estate transaction in Tasmania’s history,” CBRE’s Mr Granter said.Salamanca PlacePrevious ArticleNext Article
CBRE’sMark Granter,Kiran PillaiandMichael Simpsonbrokered the sale of on behalf of the Trawalla Group while JGS Property assisted Spirit Super.“The quality of this asset, the government tenancy covenant – which provides a WALE of 16 years – and the inclusion of one of Australia’s best new five-star hotels attracted widespread interest from some of the largest local and international players in the market.“Despite lockdown restrictions, we were able to work across geographies and asset classes to finalise the largest real estate transaction in Tasmania’s history,” CBRE’s Mr Granter said.Salamanca PlacePrevious ArticleNext Article
“The quality of this asset, the government tenancy covenant – which provides a WALE of 16 years – and the inclusion of one of Australia’s best new five-star hotels attracted widespread interest from some of the largest local and international players in the market.“Despite lockdown restrictions, we were able to work across geographies and asset classes to finalise the largest real estate transaction in Tasmania’s history,” CBRE’s Mr Granter said.Salamanca PlacePrevious ArticleNext Article
“Despite lockdown restrictions, we were able to work across geographies and asset classes to finalise the largest real estate transaction in Tasmania’s history,” CBRE’s Mr Granter said.Salamanca PlacePrevious ArticleNext Article
