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A private syndicate has spent an estimated $18 million to acquire a retail asset in Elermore Vale which has not changed hands in almost seven years.
The Bamm Group, who acquired the Elermore Shopping Centre in 2011 for $8.3 million, sold the asset on a 6.8 per cent passing net yield.
Located at 133-137 Croudace Road, just nine kilometres west of Newcastle, Elermore Shopping Centre comprises a Ritchies SUPA IGA supermarket supported by 17 non-discretionary specialty tenants, with 4,048 square metres of gross lettable area on a 23,882 square metre site including additional land ready for development, car parking for 235 vehicles and an estimated fully leased net income of $1.44 million.
Savills Australia's Steven Lerche who sold the centre on behalf of the Bamm Group, said Newcastle was seeing a surge in investment activity, largely stimulated by the $6.55 billion state government investment mandate.
He said the mandate has brought to light the new light rail system on Hunter Street, the new transport interchange at Wickham, construction of the Newcastle City University Campus and much more.
“We are seeing a lot of investor interest come from the Sydney investment market and interstate markets such as Melbourne and Brisbane due to the significant growth prospects of Newcastle," Lerche said.
