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The retiring Penrith Panther prop Sam McKendry and his wife, Kirsten, have listed their Emu Plains investment property.
McKendry, who is quitting after three ACL reconstructions in as many years, bought the spacious 1970s home for $525,000 in 2014.
There is a guide of $659,000 to $709,000 after the recent update of the three-bedroom home which was last advertised for rent at $480 a week.
Brad Drew at Property Central Penrith has scheduled a November 2 auction.
The suburb has a $650,000 median for three bedroom homes, according to realestate.com.au, based on 30 sales in the past year.
The pair, who married in 2015, reside on acreage at Wallacia with their two children.
Signed to Penrith in 2006, he made his first grade debut at 18 in 2008.
Fellow injured teammate, Isaah Yeo, stepped onto the property ladder mid-season paying $910,000 for a two-bedroom Cremorne unit.
This time last year, Nathan Cleary bought a home just 5 kilometres from Penrith Stadium­.
The 21-year-old half back paid $1.05 million for an updated 1970s home.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph. 
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Retiring Panther Sam McKendry lists Penrith investment

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Two shopping centres, one near Sydney one in Geelong, have hit the market.
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Corio Central (pictured above and top) in Geelong is anchored by Woolworths and Coles, as well as a Kmart DDS.
The 31,503 square metre centre is located 8 kilometres north of the Geelong CBD.
Additional tenants include six mini-majors, 82 specialty stores and kiosks, 16 offices and 1 pad site.
Lennox Village (below) is in Emu Plains, approximately 50 kilometres west of the Sydney CBD.
The 10,065 square metre centre shopping centre is tenanted by a Woolworths supermarket, an ALDI, a Dan Murphy’s, 30 specialties stores, a kiosks, one office and five pad sites.
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Simon Rooney, JLL’s Head of Retail Investments – Australasia, said this section of the market was strong.
“Major convenience-based shopping centres continue to generate strong interest from investors, given their exposure to more resilient retail categories such as grocery, F&amp;B and retail services,” Rooney said.
“Buyers see relative value in retail assets given the widening spread to other asset classes and attractive income returns available for quality neighbourhood and sub-regional centres.
“Investors are opportunistically making tactical retail acquisitions to take advantage of the pricing disparity between sectors and individual assets.”
Transaction activity was highest in the $50 million-$150 million bracket in 2018, having increased 74%, on top of 47% growth already recorded in 2017, JLL said.
“Investors are targeting high-yielding neighbourhood and small and mid-sized sub-regional centres, such as Corio Central, with a major focus on retail services as well as F&amp;B,” said Rooney.
“F&amp;B has consistently been the fastest growing retail category over the last five, 10 and 20 years, which underpins solid leasing demand.”
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