Weekend Herald

Inner-city vibe adds to sites’ attraction­s

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Two properties have come up for sale in Auckland’s vibrant new inner-city residentia­l, shopping and lifestyle precincts.

For sale on ever-popular Karangahap­e Rd is a beautifull­y presented two-level Edwardian style building that offers a secure bluechip investment with the option to occupy.

“K’Rd has become one of Auckland CBD’s most vibrant commercial and residentia­l hubs,” says Murray Tomlinson of Barfoot & Thompson Commercial.

With Reese Barragar, he is marketing 312 Karangahap­e Rd for sale by auction commencing 10am on June 30 at 34 Shortland St unless sold earlier.

Tomlinson says the site on the corner of East St and Karangahap­e Rd has a total area of 377 sq m, with 12m frontage to Karangahap­e Rd and 31m to East St.

“The 620sq m building was built in 1926 for the Australia and New Zealand Bank and while the design looks to have an Edwardian style, the property exhibits the practicali­ty and restraint which occurred in the inter-war years.

“For a building of this age, the maintenanc­e and presentati­on are extremely good with the entire roof and gutters having been replaced about five years ago.”

Barragar says recent refurbishm­ent to the upper floor provides an opportunit­y for office use or the possibilit­y for residentia­l usage.

“The building has an extraordin­ary level of finishes featuring exposed beams, high ceilings and polished concrete floors,” he says.

“The two premium ground-floor retail tenancies are fully leased with long-term tenancies in place, while the two upstairs self-contained character offices are being offered with vacant possession. With the offices fully leased at market rates, the building generates a diversifie­d income stream of $211,570 net per annum plus GST.”

He is also marketing a highprofil­e investment in the fastgrowin­g Victoria Quarter — Unit G2,

80 Beaumont St, with a deadline of

2pm, June 23, unless sold prior. “This is a secure passive investment in a strong and emerging CBD location,” Barragar says.

“Recent years have seen this location grow in popularity for many businesses and residents.

“The vibrancy and contempora­ry character, coupled with the wide range of high-quality amenities and services, make this location a desirable environmen­t for young profession­als and empty-nester occupiers.”

The 58sq m unit is located on the ground floor of a near-new complex which is further supported by a secure rental bond and anchored by the Quest Apartments.

Tenanted by long-standing Craft Caf, the passive asset returns $34,880 net per annum plus GST.

The stratum in freehold property is favourably zoned Business — Mixed Use.

 ??  ?? The site on the corner of East St and Karangahap­e Rd.
The site on the corner of East St and Karangahap­e Rd.

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