Weekend Herald

Henderson industrial with long lease

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A large manufactur­ing complex for sale in the heart of West Auckland’s industrial hub boasts an establishe­d national tenant on a long- term lease.

Colliers Internatio­nal and NAI Harcourts are marketing the 8275sq m freehold investment at 48 Bruce McLaren Rd, Henderson, for sale by deadline private treaty.

Offers on the property, which is zoned light industry, close at 4pm on Tuesday, July 25, unless sold prior.

Colliers Internatio­nal Industrial Sales Director Matt Prentice says the offering boasts a 5508sq m standalone industrial building on a new nine- year lease to establishe­d aluminium company Juralco.

“This outstandin­g investment was significan­tly expanded last year to cater for the tenant’s growing demands,” he says.

“The property comprises a highly functional standalone industrial building which could easily be split into multiple units the future.

“A desirably low office to warehouse ratio of 14 per cent makes it an attractive offering for manufactur­ingfocused tenants.”

Juralco, which has more than 50 years’ experience in aluminium home improvemen­t systems, has invested significan­tly in its own office refurbishm­ents. The company is currently paying $ 574,767.86 plus GST in annual rent. Its lease is backed by a bank guarantee and includes a nine year right of renewal.

Colliers Internatio­nal Industrial Sales Director Andrew Hooper says the property i s well located in the Henderson industrial estate.

“The Waterview Tunnel and Western Ring Route provide excellent access to north and south Auckland, making Henderson a great place to do business.”

Hooper says the site offers an easy wide access driveway opposite Corban Ave.

“It is close to the area’s main ar- terial routes of Lincoln, Great North Road and Henderson Valley roads.

“The surroundin­g businesses comprise a diverse range of distributi­on, light manufactur­ing and trade retail businesses, along with several pockets of commercial and residentia­l properties.

“Notable businesses in the area include St Michael Industries, DSM, Unitech Industries, Westland Automotive and Tyres, the Hubwest Community Centre and West Motors.”

Josh Coburn, Director of Site Sales and Colliers Internatio­nal, says the property boasts high stud warehousin­g with access via multiple roller doors.

“The 2847sq m main warehouse is of steel beam constructi­on, supported by columns, with a stud height of 9m rising to 10m at the apex,” he says.

“Access is via roller doors to the northeast and northwest of the building.”

Coburn says the warehouse has been significan­tly refurbishe­d and extended, with 365sq m of space added to the southweste­rn boundary.

“The extension has a stud height of about 6.15m, with access provided by a roller door.”

A recently completed second warehouse extension, adjoining the original warehouse, provides about 792sq m of column- free space.

The main entrance, at the northern corner of the site, has recently been refurbishe­d by the tenant.

“The 8m high space features concrete external walls, an angled glass facade, and a dramatic staircase leading to the first floor offices,” Coburn says.

A total of 284.2sq m of office space i s provided, including warehouse offices on the ground floor adjoining the amenities.

A basic lunchroom, showers, toilets and lockers are available for staff.

 ??  ?? The standalone industrial building could be split into multiple units.
The standalone industrial building could be split into multiple units.

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