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RetailThu 07 Jun 18

Elanor Offloads Permit-Approved Merrylands Site for $36m

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Listed real estate investment manager Elanor Investors Group is selling one of its major Sydney assets, in Merrylands, with permit approval for 540 apartments and 7500sq m of retail space.

Elanor won approval for the mixed-use development at 248-264 Woodville Road in 2015, a year after picking up the western Sydney asset. The asset, site of the John Cootes furniture head office, is valued at $18 million in Elanor’s accounts.

Elanor exchanged unconditional contracts with an unnamed buyer for the sale of the Woodville Road property for $36 million. The asset’s current book value is $18 million.

Elanor obtain a gateway determination for the rezoning and redevelopment of the 26,135sq m site.


The sale comes as the boutique fund pushed past the $1 billion market in assets, after acquiring buildings in Canberra and Adelaide earlier this month. The group set up a new managed fund to buy the Belconnen Markets in the ACT for $43.75 million and its main unlisted office fund acquired the Campus DXC complex in Adelaide’s Felixstow for $35 million.

Related reading: Dyldam Launches 1200 Apartments in Merrylands

Elanor chief executive Glenn Willis said the sale allows the group the opportunity to recycle capital and “execute on our funds management growth strategies.”

“With a book value of approximately $18 million, this transaction realises a strong capital uplift for the Group,” Willis said.

The transaction is contracted to settle in August.

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