safeway cip from burgess rawson

hi all,

just want to ask for everyone opinion on recent offloading of some considered to be good cip portfolio from burgess rawson.

example here is

http://melbourne.burgessrawson.com....&f_st=1&f_ct=2&f_ps=6&f_propertyType='Retail'

and also a lot of safeway across different states, with sales result of 5%-8% net yield from selling price.

one that caught my eye is this: http://melbourne.burgessrawson.com....f_st=1&f_ct=2&f_ps=6&f_propertyType='Offices'

with only 5% yield. should the buyer just get on residential ? or is this the case of paying too much on the auction ?

thoughts ?
 
5% in a regional town with low population....no thanks. You basically won't get any funders apart from the Big 4 so the yield is pretty moot.
 
hi arron,

i agree with the low yield, but how can the buyer pay so much for the place ? what is he thinking ?

5% in a regional town with low population....no thanks. You basically won't get any funders apart from the Big 4 so the yield is pretty moot.
 
hi arron,

i agree with the low yield, but how can the buyer pay so much for the place ? what is he thinking ?

I honestly have no idea. I've seen lots of crazy prices for commercial properties - but maybe they know something you/me don't. For example, in the Melbourne CBD there was a 40 sqm shop on the corner of Swanston and Collins Street that sold for $9.5m.

This was a strata titled, ground-floor only shop, mind you. Rental yield was 5%.
 
jingo, i saw the result like 2.3 or 2.4 (cant remember, and cant find the email), but it only represent about 5% gross. and a lot of cip now are sold at 5%

a lot of people with a lot of money out there currently.

Does anyone know what this Iga store sold for?
 
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