Adelaide suburban commercial for sale

Hi, anyone interested in a block of 3 shops @ around $400000 fully leased?

Main tenant: hairdresser 3+2 x 5 x 5

other tenant: printer 2+2 then rent review

Both tenants are doing very well. Printer expanded to take over shop 2 at 20% rent discount.

Hairdresser unfortunately got too long a lease @CPI

Current council valuation is $340000 which is quite reasonable.

The neighbouring block which I own too is valued by council at 30% less than I can sell them for.

Will be looking at 7% yield. Main attraction is the property has always been under rented, because they were originally owner occupied.

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Main attraction is the property has always been under rented...


So, the major attraction of the property is that it doesn't generate sufficient rent, but with the main Tenant having a long tenure if they so wish, this will be rectified and the opportunity will blossom in 15 years time ?? :confused:
 
Hi,they're in Eden Hills.Ever since the manager went to Victoria, I've been plagued by mgt. A better manager can make far better yields. Obviously I bought for a ridiculous price but I'm asking 7% nett.

The 2nd tenant got 2 shops for $1400 per month. At present rates re the other tenant, it's $840 per shop.

Rent review is in 2012. Most of my tenants relocated from Blackwood cos the rents there shot up. The hairdresser was offered the lease at $40000 pa so he decided to move to my shop at $10000 pa

Agent thinks the likely result is one of the tenants will buy the property. I don't want to talk to the tenants so they can make their move on auction day.

My sister's shop at the far end [the pool business] sold for $275000 last year.

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Hi, shop sold @ 7.5% nett rent on current letter from prospective tenant.

Buyer hasn't accepted the tenant yet as he's a builder who's probably going to build at the back. Possible to add 80m2 lettable area with small effort.

Me, I'll have better cashflow & move on to look for property with depreciation.

Overall, about 22% average, not as good as the other properties. The adjoining block is showing far better returns.

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Hi, recount of auction may help those of you looking to sell. We didn't get a lot of interest through the newspaper ads. Auction day was wet, cold & dreary. 2 parties [both investors] were interested but didn't bid.

I told the agent that I'd most likely withdraw the property & went to Kuala Lumpur for 3 weeks.

1 week after the auction, interested owner occupiers turned up but they offered around the auctioneer bid of $330K [I'd never have sold @ that price]

So my answer was 'no' to $335K & refused to talk to anyone. The offers increased to $340K & I wanted to say which part of no they didn't get.

I set the lowest minimum @ $355K & 2 parties offered $355K & $356K. The 3rd interested party said Not a cent above $345K & then when told he was out of the running, increased to $355K

I gave everyone a week to cool their heels & finally accepted $361K

I'd thought $380K would be good so I'm not quite ecstatic about it but I'm content.

I'd probably have got $5-10K more if I pushed it but I was happy to sell to the guy who put in the fairest fair offer. The other one who started at 335K then went to 345 & when I wouldn't budge, finally offered 355K, it was like pulling a bad tooth.

It's not quite businesslike but I wanted to punish him for putting in a cheeky lowball offer.

Conversely, I'd have been OK not to sell. We had offers to rent @ good yield.

KY
 
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