Medical centre assets have been in high demand throughout the pandemic, and 36-40 Hofmann Drive, Noosaville, provides a rare opportunity to purchase a development approved site in the heart of Noosa.
The 7,999sqm allotment is zoned “Business Park”, which allows for a wide variety of uses (STCA).
The property has an existing development approval for a 6,363sqm, three-level, state of the art medical facility with multi theatre day hospital.
Ray White Commercial Noosa and Sunshine coast North director Paul Butler said the site was in a prime location.
“The property provides a rare chance to secure a large vacant site in one of Noosa’s most highly sought after areas,” Mr Butler said.
“It’s located adjacent to Noosa Civic shopping centre, within Noosa’s business centre precinct.
“Situated less than 10 minutes from Noosa’s famous Hastings Street, the property is two minutes from the Sunshine Motorway, 16 minutes east of the M1 and 23 minutes from the Sunshine Coast Airport.”
The property is available for sale via expressions of interest closing at 4pm on October 6, 2021.
The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the Australian economy, with lockdowns and restrictions altering the way we interact with property, notably commercial assets. Some asset classes have fared better than others and there’s a disparity in results across various states and regions reflecting the extent of lockdowns.
Noosa Junction is flourishing. Locals love it and tourists have discovered it making the Junction an attractive prospect for businesses and commercial investors.