Weekend Herald

Mt Wellington property for sale, lease

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enants and owner- occupiers are being targeted in the marketing of one of central Auckland’s largest industrial property holdings.

Up to 29,526sq m of industrial premises of varying ages and configurat­ions, including modern high- stud warehousin­g, on a 4.48ha freehold site at 100 Carbine Rd, are for lease or purchase.

The property is owned by Augusta Value- Add Fund No1 Ltd and is being marketed by Sunil Bhana, James Valintine and Mike Houlker of Bayleys Central Auckland Industrial team.

It is for lease ( all or part) or for sale in its entirety by Deadline Private Treaty closing November 10, unless leased or sold earlier by negotiatio­n.

The bulk of the property is currently occupied by Bunnings Warehouse, which uses it as its Auckland distributi­on centre. It is generating net annual rental income of $ 2,271,510 plus GST until October 2017 when the giant Australasi­an hardware retailer’s current occupancy expires.

“This offering represents a big opportunit­y for businesses that have leases expiring over the next year or so to secure a position in the heart of Auckland’s premier industrial precinct in one of the largest industrial holdings this close to the CBD,” says Bhana.

“Various lease configurat­ions are available from 2000sq m upwards with flexibilit­y to meet tenants’ requiremen­ts at competitiv­e rental rates,” says Bhana.

“Alternativ­ely, a large industrial owner- occupier could purchase the entire property and benefit from the substantia­l cashflow it would provide until October next year, while considerin­g the many future options that a holding of this size would offer.”

The property has access points off both Carbine Rd and Bowden Rd and an exit on to Gabador Place, providing efficient vehicle and product flow, says James Valintine.

The original warehouse and office complex situated at the Carbine Rd end of the site dates back to the 1970s.

“This i s still a very functional building with the warehouse stud height ranging from 7m at the knee to 10m at the apex and multiple roller doors,” says Valintine.

“It also has a separate two- level office building which is in good condition, with air conditioni­ng and plenty of natural light throughout and a large staff cafeteria.”

In 2005, a new high- stud warehouse extension was constructe­d at the southern end of the property. “This modern warehouse facility provides excellent clear span, highstud warehousin­g from 9m at the knee to 11m at the apex,” says Valintine.

“It also has ample roller doors and yard areas for storage, container devanning and car parking.”

Valintine says due to the varying stages of developmen­t, the constructi­on of the buildings comprises a mix of concrete and steel structure framing. Building services include a security system, smoke detectors and a full sprinkler system throughout.

“Augusta is intending to refurbish older warehouse components prior to new tenants taking occupation which means a good standard of accommodat­ion would be provided right across the complex,” Valintine says.

The property is zoned Light Industry under the new Unitary Plan which permits light industrial activities that do not generate objectiona­ble odour, dust or noise emissions.

Houlker says Mt Wellington remains Auckland’s most sought after industrial precinct due to its location next to the Southern Motorway and proximity to the CBD, Ports of Auckland and Auckland Internatio­nal Airport.

It is also well- serviced by public transport, with a wide range of amenities at the nearby Sylvia Park shopping centre which is within walking distance.

Carbine Road is the main arterial that links Waipuna Rd to the South Eastern Highway which provides easy access to SH1. Surroundin­g properties are mainly medium to large industrial buildings that are occupied by national or internatio­nal tenants.

 ??  ?? Buildings of varying configurat­ions are situated at 100 Carbine Rd — including modern highstud warehousin­g facilities.
Buildings of varying configurat­ions are situated at 100 Carbine Rd — including modern highstud warehousin­g facilities.

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