This week’s commercial property transactions in Queensland showcase substantial investments across the industrial, office, and hospitality sectors. Buyers target well-located assets that promise strong returns and redevelopment potential. Below is a detailed account of the week’s notable deals, reflecting diverse investor interest across key locations.
Industrial
- Hemmant, QLD
Address: 34-36 Porter Street and 37, 39, and 47 Henricks Street
A concreting business purchased 14 lots in the Australia TradeCoast precinct for $6.1 million, with future redevelopment in mind. Spanning 6,020 sqm, these properties are currently leased to a mix of civil contractors and industrial users. - Maroochydore, QLD
Address: Lots 1 and 2/7 Kelly Court
Investors acquired two 275 sqm warehouses on the Sunshine Coast for a combined $1,095,000, showing continued interest in the region's industrial assets. - Kunda Park, QLD
Address: 1/34 Hitech Drive
An owner-occupier purchased a vacant 301 sqm warehouse for $775,000, adding to the demand for smaller, adaptable industrial spaces in the Sunshine Coast region. - Caboolture, QLD
Address: 39 Alta Road
A Sunshine Coast investor acquired a tilt panel warehouse for $3.45 million and leased it to Sinaboom Intelligent Equipment within 48 hours of settlement on a five-year lease at $175 per sqm net. The property includes 1,300 sqm of net lettable area on a 2,252 sqm plot.
Hotel & Hospitality
- Fortitude Valley, QLD
Address: 33 Amelia Street
A family investment vehicle purchased the freehold and operation of the Amelia Hotel for $4.5 million. This 405 sqm property, which includes 17 guest rooms, a café, bar, and a manager’s residence, was previously listed in 2021 and has since attracted substantial interest from investors.
Office
- Newstead, QLD
Address: 2/104 Breakfast Creek
Heritage Conveyancing purchased a 172 sqm office suite for $975,000 plus GST, highlighting ongoing demand for commercial office spaces in Brisbane’s northern suburbs. - Mackay, QLD
Address: 9 Tennyson Street
Quanta Investment Funds expanded its portfolio by acquiring a fully leased, 1,778 sqm office building in Mackay’s CBD for $6.625 million. The building has a 5-star NABERS energy rating and is leased to the Queensland government, Caterpillar Inc., and civil engineering firm Pentacon. Recent upgrades, including $2 million in refurbishments, enhance its secure, long-term investment appeal.
Summary
This week's range of transactions across Queensland highlights the state’s appeal to investors in search of income stability and long-term potential. From prime industrial sites and office buildings in strategic locations to high-yield hospitality assets, Queensland's property market continues to attract diverse interest, reflecting the state’s growth and resilience across sectors.
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