Case Studies

7 Trade Street, Ormiston

A local owner occupier/investor had been on the hunt for some time looking for a freestanding industrial building. When all the available properties failed to fulfill their requirements, we took a traditional method by getting the buyer in the car, and simply drove him around the local industrial estates looking for off market options that looked suitable.

After seeing 7 Trade Street, Ormiston as an ideal option, the purchaser was interested in putting an offer to the owners. Though the property was not on the market for sale, being retirees, the previous owners were willing to downsize their portfolio, and we were able to lock the deal in for the purchaser.

Located in the sought after Trade Street precinct, 7 Trade Street contains three (3) separate units, ranging in sizes from 170-180sqm* and are suitable for most industrial uses. All units provide roller door access, 3 phase power and basic self contained amenities.

Sales Analysis

Sold Date06/10/2020
Sale ProcessPrivate Treaty
Sale Price$965,000
Land Area1,000 sqm*
Building Area545 sqm*
Rental Yield6.8%*
VendorHorton Group Holdings Pty Ltd
PurchaserGWP Super Holdings No 1 Pty Ltd

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