The Chronicle

Arcana acquires new asset

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BRISBANE-based Arcana Capital has swooped on a prominent retail convenienc­e centre located in the Brisbane bayside suburb of Redland Bay.

The property was sold for $15.6 million following an expression­s of interest campaign handled by Jon Tyson and Michael Harcourt of Savills, which attracted more than 150 inquiries and multiple offers, reflecting a yield of about 7.35%.

Rededge Redland Bay Shopping Centre incorporat­es a mix of complement­ary uses, including a medical centre, chemist, dentist and newsagent, plus a range of food retailers and service tenants.

Mr Tyson, Savills director of retail investment­s in Queensland, said the sale of the shopping centre continued the strong run of convenienc­e shopping centre sales in the suburban Brisbane market.

“Convenienc­e-based centres in high-profile locations with main road exposure are one of the best performing sectors of the buoyant retail investment market,” Mr Tyson said. “In particular, well-establishe­d centres with a popular supermarke­t offering and quality mix of supporting tenants are very highly sought after by investors.”

Set on a 5171sq m site on the corner of Cypress St and School of Arts Road at Redland Bay, the centre benefits from high-profile exposure and access to the area’s main arterial Cleveland-Redland Bay Rd.

Campbell Newman, a director of Arcana Capital, said the Rededge Redland Bay Centre presented a rare opportunit­y to acquire a dominant local convenienc­e centre.

“Anchored by a strongly trading IGA, Rededge has a dynamic balance of retail, medical, service, education and food tenants,” Mr Newman said.

Mr Harcourt said the sale of the shopping centre was the latest of eight Queensland convenienc­e centre transactio­ns by Savills Retail Investment­s so far in 2017, with more than $100 million in convenienc­e centre deals either settled or under way. This transactio­n represents the second time Savills have sold the convenienc­e centre, having previously sold the property to the vendor in 2014 on behalf of the centre’s developer.

For further informatio­n contact Mr Tyson on 0424 506 124.

 ?? PHOTO: CONTRIBUTE­D ?? STRONG INTEREST: Rededge Redland Bay Shopping Centre was sold for $15.6 million.
PHOTO: CONTRIBUTE­D STRONG INTEREST: Rededge Redland Bay Shopping Centre was sold for $15.6 million.

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