Centuria sells 19 Corporate Drive, Brisbane for $37 million

Centuria sells 19 Corporate Drive, Brisbane for $37 million
Staff reporterJune 25, 2019

Centuria Property Funds Limited (Centuria) has sold 19 Corporate Drive in Cannon Hill, an A-grade office building in Brisbane’s inner city, for $36.95 million following a campaign that generated strong buyer interest.

Sydney-based syndicator Aviator Capital was the successful buyer. It was Aviator’s third acquisition within the Brisbane market.

Completed in 2008, the two-level commercial building comprises 6,028 sqm of A-grade office accommodation strategically positioned six kilometres from the Brisbane CBD in the tightly-held Southgate Corporate Park.

“The property was originally purchased in December 2012 for $23.30 million and the Fund’s investment rationale since commencement was to provide investors with stable, high yielding and diversified income returns from a quality commercial office property situated in one of Brisbane’s most prominent growth corridors," Head of Real Estate and Funds Management, Jason Huljich said.

“The gross sale price achieved was approximately $5.1 million or 17% in excess of the December 2018 valuation, which is an outstanding result for the Fund.

“In addition, the Fund has yielded an average income return to investors of approximately 10.3% p.a. over the six and a half years.

“This is an excellent result for all investors in the fund,” Huljich said.

The sale was negotiated by Matt Barker, Justin Bond and Christian Sandstrom of Knight Frank, along with Anthony Ott and Peter Chapple of Savills.

 

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