The Gold Coast Bulletin

National storage in $21.6m deal

- ALISTER THOMSON alister.thomson@news.com.au

ASX — LISTED self-storage provider National Storage has snapped up Robina Storage for $21.6 million, as the company expands its presence across Australia and New Zealand.

The 950-unit centre, located on a 1ha block at 177 Scottsdale Drive, was sold by Down To The Wire, linked to Anthony Tippett.

National Storage managing director Andrew Catsoulis said the acquisitio­n takes the com- pany to six storage centres on the Gold Coast.

“Robina is a high-quality centre that comprises more than 950 internal and external storage units offering a range of sizes,” he said.

“It offers convenient, secure storage in a modern, purposebui­lt facility. The centre also offers a range of moving supplies and services to help make moving easy.”

Mr Catsoulis said the acquisitio­n also has a developmen­t upside, with 3500sq m of additional vacant hardstand storage space. “As we integrate the Robina centre onto the National Storage management platform we will assess the further developmen­t potential of the site, undertake a feasibilit­y for future developmen­t then make a formal decision on the best way to maximise the additional developmen­t potential offered by this land.”

He said the company continues to look for other “high quality” acquisitio­ns in Australia and New Zealand.

The Robina centre deal settled last month.

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Robina storage at 177 Scottsdale Drive, Robina, has sold for $21.6 million.
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