Weekend Herald

Te Rapa standout with wide appeal

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High-profile premises leased to a leading Waikato web design business and a funeral service provider have gone up for sale in Hamilton’s premier industrial hub, with options for add-value investors, occupiers and developers.

Opposite The Base shopping centre in Te Rapa, the property has massive profile and exposure to an estimated 20,000 passing vehicles daily on Wairere Drive, a main arterial.

The 3538sq m site is occupied by digital marketing service provider Website Angels, along with Simply Funerals. It currently generates a total annual net rental return of $279,137 plus outgoings and GST.

The freehold land and buildings at 388-390 Wairere Drive are being marketed by Jordan Metcalfe and Rebecca Bruce of Bayleys Hamilton, by deadline private treaty closing on Thursday November 23, unless sold prior.

Metcalfe said the property comprised buildings with a combined lettable floor area of 1647sq m on 3538sq m of Industrial-zoned land.

The property features two high-stud, tiltslab

buildings plus a funeral services building, originally built as an office by Jennian Homes. The site also provides plenty of onsite parking.

“With its location opposite The Base, this property offers massive profile to busy Wairere Drive and good access to main arterial routes and the Waikato Expressway.

“Currently leased to well-known Waikato tenants and with the potential to occupy part of the property, there’s opportunit­y here for both owner-occupiers seeking to capitalise on the outstandin­g profile and those looking for a solid investment with upside, Metcalfe said.

“The site is potentiall­y under-utilised.

Developing it further, perhaps by adding another building, to make the most of this highly strategic and prominent location is also an option,” said Metcalfe.

Wairere Drive sits at the northern end of Hamilton’s premier industrial area of Te Rapa.

Bruce said the location’s easy access to Hamilton’s bypass and the Waikato Expressway made moving in and around Hamilton and out to Auckland, Tauranga and the wider Golden Triangle area a breeze.

“Te Rapa continues to see strong growth and high occupier demand and this is expected to keep increasing with further population growth and improved freight flows.

“The Wairere Drive property is handy to a plethora of amenities including The Base, which lays claim to being New Zealand’s largest shopping centre, along with supermarke­ts, cafes and eateries.

“It also benefits greatly from its proximity to Hamilton’s expanding northern residentia­l suburbs,” said Bruce.

 ?? ?? The Te Rapa property has exposure to an estimated 20,000 passing vehicles daily.
The Te Rapa property has exposure to an estimated 20,000 passing vehicles daily.

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