Leased- 1 Abbotsford Road, Bowen Hills, QLD 4006

August 16, 2024

Source Courier Mail 16.08.2024

Price Attack, a leading hair-care chain, has left its warehouse past behind and upgraded to a prime location in Brisbane’s trendy inner city. The company has secured a five-year lease on a modern, spacious office in Bowen Hills at the corner of Abbotsford and Cintra roads. This move, facilitated by McGees Property’s Guy Stafford and Quartz Commercial, marks a significant step in the company’s evolution.

Price Attack operated out of an office/warehouse in Eagle Farm for years. However, after transferring its storage operations to a third-party logistics provider, the company needed a new space to accommodate its growing e-commerce business and support its staff more effectively.

Price Attack’s new headquarters is more than just an office—it is a strategic move to attract top talent and foster employee satisfaction. “We wanted to have somewhere where our staff can enjoy the amenities around it,” said John Pascoe, the company’s Chief Executive. The vibrant location offers access to amazing coffee shops and restaurants, starkly contrasting the previous Eagle Farm site. Additionally, the new office provides ample car parking, a crucial perk in today’s competitive job market.

With the assistance of McGees Property’s Guy Stafford, Price Attack secured a prime 717 sqm office space, previously occupied by the Heart Foundation, with 13 secure car bays and a gross annual rent of $265,000 plus GST. This modern workspace is perfectly positioned to support Price Attack’s ambitious growth plans and attract the talent they need for their expanding operations.

Looking to secure a prime location for your business in Brisbane? Contact McGees Property Brisbane today. With expertise in negotiating deals like the one that has helped Price Attack position itself for greater growth, McGees Property can help you find the perfect space to meet your business needs. Reach out to Guy Stafford and explore your leasing opportunities now.

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