2022 in Review: Commercial Property Still a Winner on the Sunshine Coast
There’s a sense of momentum in the Sunshine Coast commercial market, a resilience that continues to position the region as an attractive place to do business.
A Brisbane-based investor has bought a leased retail asset in Maroochydore for $1,047,000 through Ray White Commercial Noosa & Sunshine Coast North.
The 115 Maud Street site was purpose-built for the former Brodie Lighthouse chain, according to agent David C Smith.
“The vendor has owned the property for about 17 years,” Mr Smith says.
“It was originally a lighting store but for the past 10 years or so, the 300sqm tenancy has been occupied by Sitting Around — a furniture business specialising in chairs and tables.”
Sitting Around started a three-year lease in April 2017 and has two three-year options.
Mr Smith says the sale price represents a yield of 7.15 per cent.
The annual gross income is $81,600 (plus GST) and the vendor is an interstate investor.
“The property attracted lots of interest and we received offers from $900,000 to $1,047,000,” he says.
Located on the intersection of Maud Street, Sugar Road and Trinder Avenue, the property has on-site parking and is near well-known businesses including Jaycar, Lawrence & Hansen Electrical, Profile magazine and Think Money.
There’s a sense of momentum in the Sunshine Coast commercial market, a resilience that continues to position the region as an attractive place to do business.
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