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70 The Courier-Mail Friday, April 12, 2013 couriermail.com.au FRST 70 PRIME SITE Medicos on the move Phil Bartsch GOOD HEALTH: Carl Charalambous and Robert Koster are all smiles at 604 Stanley St. Picture: Mark Calleja PENT-UP demand for assets within Woolloongabba’s Mater medical precinct is injecting further activity into the inner- city owner-occupier market. In one of the latest deals, a refurbished 240sq m office building at 604 Stanley St, with heritage charm and four on- site car parks, has changed hands for $1 million. The building was bought by a syndicate of medical profes- sionals who decided to consoli- date their city fringe practices. Robert Koster and Carl Charalambous from Elders Commercial negotiated the million-dollar deal. Mr Koster said the property had attracted a strong level of interest, with more than 30 inquiries fielded from potential buyers resulting in 17 inspec- tions. ‘‘The property was ex- tremely well received by the owner-occupier market,’’ Mr Koster said. ‘‘Owner-occupier opport- unities sub-$1.5 million within inner-city Brisbane rarely become available, particularly within the Woolloongabba medical precinct.’’ Mr Charalambous said the asset at 604 Stanley St was only on the market for four- and-a-half weeks before it was snapped up. He said the sale price reflected a ‘‘strong’’ rate of $4167/sq m on building area. Mr Charalambous said the precinct was extremely tightly held and smaller, affordable buildings were very hard to come by in the Woolloongabba area. ‘‘The last transaction in the precinct was that of 639 Stan- ley St, which we negotiated in an off-market deal last year for just over $4.5 million,’’ he said. Mr Charalambous said activity in the city fringe mar- ket was at its highest level since the GFC and ‘‘things are defi- nitely picking up’’. ‘‘We are currently experi- encing overwhelming demand for assets up to $10 million within the inner north and inner south, with numerous contracts under negotiation,’’ he added. The Zone A LITTLE bit of effort in the right direction can make a big difference . . This was the motivation behind Savills’ Scott Langford’s commitment to make the arduous 300km crossing of the Simpson Desert. On Thursday May 9, the 45-year-old father of two will undertake the Simpson Desert Chal- lenge over nine days to support Savills’ charity, Youngcare. Scott (pictured) will em- bark on the challenge with 16 other liked-minded in- dividuals. For more details and to donate to Scott’s trek, visit: www.simpsondesert challenge.com/ scott—langford—1 FIRST Commercial’s Luke Mullen has found greener pastures at the Coldwell Banker Com- mercial Property Group. Luke has taken on the role of senior sales and leasing executive at the company’s Springwood office. FOR those who might have wondered, industrial specialist Huw Feeney re- mains happily working at FAL Commercial. Unfortunately the gremlins played around with the caption on March 28 incorrectly stating that Huw worked for Bel-Air Truck Spray Painting. Bel-Air owners John Grimley and Wayne Dawson remain firmly in control of the company. THREE of Savills young guns have received pro- motions. Peter Chapple has been promoted to div- isional director in Capital Transactions. Peter Dodd and Michael O’Rourke have been promoted to associ- ate directors in Office Leasing. THE annual 10-day Ro- tary Art Spectacular kicked off last night at the Riverside Centre. Widely regarded as one of Queensland’s most prestigious art exhibitions, the art spectacular fea- tures more than 460 art- works from almost 200 artists. Priority Building has once again signed up as the major sponsor of the event which raises money for charities such as ROMAC and the Cerebral Palsy League. RESORT Brokers Aus- tralia has expanded its sales team with former St Kilda player Andrew McQualter joining the company, selling manage- ment rights. Andrew, who had seven seasons with St Kilda AFL Club, has been involved in the real estate industry on the Gold Coast, where he played for the Suns in 2012, signing up as a semi- professional for the Southport Sharks for 2013. Joining Andrew will be Carolyn Griffith, who has 30 years of sales experi- ence. For the past three years Carolyn has worked for Audi on the Gold Coast and will specialise in the sale of management rights in Broadbeach, Miami, Chevron Island and sur- rounding areas. NATIONAL law firm Holding Redlich has ap- pointed Shelley-Anne Brace the firm’s new senior associate at its Bris- bane office. She was previously at Michael Sing Lawyers where she was special counsel for workplace re- lations. A NEW development in Tannum Sands, south of Gladstone, has become the latest project to be certified by the Urban Development Institute of Australia’s green rating tool EnviroDevelopment. ‘‘Tannum Blue’’, which is being delivered by Economic Development Queensland has been awarded EnviroDevelopment certi- fication for outstanding environmental outcomes in its treatment of ecosystems, waste, energy, materials, water and the community. Supercheap Auto DECEPTION BAY ROAD Aldi Ray White Commercial Caboolture/ Redcliffe Auction Friday 3 May 10.30am Venue Level 5, Riverside Centre, 123 Eagle Street Brisbane Grant Simpson 0433 427 503 Ray White Commercial Matthew Walsh 0411 880 054 Highway Frontage raywhitecommercial.com.au Property ID 947613 • Exceptional development site 5,550m²* site with flexible commercial zoning Potential self storage facility (lapsed D.A) Motivated vendor Strategic Position Amongst National Retailers Deception Bay, Qld, 420 Deception Bay Rd BMCCAB0132 *approx Auction Outline & Location Indicative Only Joint Agents Ray White Commercial Caboolture/Redcliffe Auction Friday 26 April 10.30am Venue Riverside Centre, Level 5, 123 Eagle Street, Brisbane Robert Rey 0418 774 343 Grant Simpson 0433 427 503 raywhitecommercial.com.au Property ID 943784 7 strata units sold in one line or individually 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom, modern kitchen and living area NRAS allocation is available** 390m* to bus transport, 900m* to shopping precinct and 1.3km* to school New Residential Units - Deception Bay Apartments Deception Bay, Lots 2 - 8 on SP234386, 8 Bayview Terrace BMCCAB0130 **Subject to contracts of sale being entered into by 30 April 2013 Receivers’ Auction *approx Ray White Commercial Toowoomba/Ipswich Expressions of Interest Closing Friday 10 May 4pm Brian Hodges 0419 355 394 [email protected] Trent Quinn 0401 907 878 [email protected] raywhitecommercial.com.au Property ID 952923 • Special opportunity zoning Significant infrastructure in excess of 10,000m 2 * buildings Location provides significant potential for redevelopment Ex major milk and dairy product distribution centre • To be sold vacant possession 3.6Ha * Site North Booval, 111 Jacaranda Street BMCTOO0314 *approx Sale Outline Indicative Only Ray White Commercial Ipswich Auction Friday 26 April 2.30pm View Saturday 13 April 12.30 - 1pm Ed Wisemantel 0423 070 103 Warren Ramsey 0412 266 304 raywhitecommercial.com.au Property ID 948935 • 12 + acres of prime real estate, all DA approved for 11 blocks • Only 20 mins* to Ipswich Rural Lifestyle + DA Approved Minden, 78 Zabels Road North BMCIPS00238 *approx Auction Outline Indicative Only

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70 The Courier-Mail Friday, April 12, 2013 couriermail.com.au FRST

70 PRIME SITE

Medicos on the movePhil Bartsch

GOOD HEALTH: Carl Charalambous and Robert Koster are allsmiles at 604 Stanley St. Picture: Mark Calleja

PENT-UP demand for assetswithin Woolloongabba’s Matermedical precinct is injectingfurther activity into the inner-city owner-occupier market.

In one of the latest deals, arefurbished 240sq m officebuilding at 604 Stanley St, withheritage charm and four on-site car parks, has changedhands for $1 million.

The building was bought bya syndicate of medical profes-sionals who decided to consoli-date their city fringe practices.

Robert Koster and CarlCharalambous from EldersCommercial negotiated themillion-dollar deal.

Mr Koster said the propertyhad attracted a strong level ofinterest, with more than 30inquiries fielded from potentialbuyers resulting in 17 inspec-tions.

‘‘The property was ex-tremely well received by theowner-occupier market,’’ MrKoster said.

‘‘Owner-occupier opport-unities sub-$1.5 million withininner-city Brisbane rarely

become available, particularlywithin the Woolloongabbamedical precinct.’’

Mr Charalambous said theasset at 604 Stanley St wasonly on the market for four-and-a-half weeks before it wassnapped up.

He said the sale pricereflected a ‘‘strong’’ rate of$4167/sq m on building area.

Mr Charalambous said theprecinct was extremely tightlyheld and smaller, affordablebuildings were very hard tocome by in the Woolloongabbaarea.

‘‘The last transaction in theprecinct was that of 639 Stan-ley St, which we negotiated inan off-market deal last year forjust over $4.5 million,’’ he said.

Mr Charalambous saidactivity in the city fringe mar-ket was at its highest level sincethe GFC and ‘‘things are defi-nitely picking up’’.

‘‘We are currently experi-encing overwhelming demandfor assets up to $10 millionwithin the inner north andinner south, with numerouscontracts under negotiation,’’he added.

The Zone

A LITTLE bit of effort inthe right direction canmake a big difference . .

This was the motivationbehind Savills’ ScottLangford’s commitmentto make the arduous300km crossing of theSimpson Desert.

On Thursday May 9,the 45-year-old father oftwo will undertake theSimpson Desert Chal-lenge over nine days tosupport Savills’ charity,Youngcare.

Scott (pictured) will em-bark on the challenge with16 other liked-minded in-dividuals.

For more details and todonate to Scott’s trek,visit: www.simpsondesertchallenge.com/scott—langford—1

❏ ❏ ❏

FIRST Commercial’sLuke Mullen has foundgreener pastures at theColdwell Banker Com-mercial Property Group.

Luke has taken on therole of senior sales andleasing executive at thecompany’s Springwoodoffice.

❏ ❏ ❏

FOR those who mighthave wondered, industrialspecialist Huw Feeney re-mains happily working atFAL Commercial.

Unfortunately thegremlins played aroundwith the caption on March28 incorrectly stating thatHuw worked for Bel-AirTruck Spray Painting.

Bel-Air owners JohnGrimley and WayneDawson remain firmly incontrol of the company.

❏ ❏ ❏

THREE of Savills youngguns have received pro-motions.

Peter Chapple hasbeen promoted to div-isional director in CapitalTransactions.

Peter Dodd andMichael O’Rourke havebeen promoted to associ-ate directors in OfficeLeasing.

❏ ❏ ❏

THE annual 10-day Ro-tary Art Spectacularkicked off last night at theRiverside Centre.

Widely regarded as oneof Queensland’s mostprestigious art exhibitions,the art spectacular fea-tures more than 460 art-works from almost 200artists.

Priority Building hasonce again signed up asthe major sponsor of theevent which raises moneyfor charities such asROMAC and the CerebralPalsy League.

❏ ❏ ❏

RESORT Brokers Aus-tralia has expanded itssales team with former StKilda player AndrewMcQualter joining thecompany, selling manage-ment rights.

Andrew, who had sevenseasons with St Kilda AFLClub, has been involved inthe real estate industry onthe Gold Coast, where heplayed for the Suns in2012, signing up as a semi-professional for theSouthport Sharks for 2013.

Joining Andrew will beCarolyn Griffith, who has30 years of sales experi-ence.

For the past three yearsCarolyn has worked forAudi on the Gold Coastand will specialise in thesale of management rightsin Broadbeach, Miami,Chevron Island and sur-rounding areas.

❏ ❏ ❏

NATIONAL law firmHolding Redlich has ap-pointed Shelley-AnneBrace the firm’s newsenior associate at its Bris-bane office.

She was previously atMichael Sing Lawyerswhere she was specialcounsel for workplace re-lations.

❏ ❏ ❏

A NEW development inTannum Sands, south ofGladstone, has becomethe latest project to becertified by the UrbanDevelopment Institute ofAustralia’s green ratingtool EnviroDevelopment.

‘‘Tannum Blue’’, whichis being delivered byEconomic DevelopmentQueensland has beenawardedEnviroDevelopment certi-fication for outstandingenvironmental outcomesin its treatment ofecosystems, waste, energy,materials, water and thecommunity.

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Ray White Commercial Caboolture/ Redcliffe

Auction Friday 3 May 10.30am Venue Level 5, Riverside Centre, 123 Eagle Street BrisbaneGrant Simpson 0433 427 503Ray White CommercialMatthew Walsh0411 880 054Highway Frontageraywhitecommercial.com.au Property ID 947613

• Exceptional development site• 5,550m²* site with fl exible commercial zoning • Potential self storage facility (lapsed D.A)• Motivated vendor

Strategic Position Amongst National RetailersDeception Bay, Qld, 420 Deception Bay Rd

BMCCAB0132

*approx

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Outline & Location Indicative Only

Joint Agents

Ray White Commercial Caboolture/Redcliffe

Auction Friday 26 April 10.30am Venue Riverside Centre,Level 5, 123 Eagle Street, Brisbane Robert Rey 0418 774 343Grant Simpson 0433 427 503raywhitecommercial.com.au Property ID 943784

• 7 strata units sold in one line or individually• 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom, modern kitchen

and living area• NRAS allocation is available** • 390m* to bus transport, 900m* to

shopping precinct and 1.3km* to school

New Residential Units - Deception Bay ApartmentsDeception Bay, Lots 2 - 8 on SP234386, 8 Bayview Terrace

BMCCAB0130

**Subject to contracts of sale being entered into by 30 April 2013

Receiv

ers’

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Ray White Commercial Toowoomba/Ipswich

Expressions of InterestClosing Friday 10 May 4pmBrian Hodges 0419 355 [email protected] Quinn 0401 907 [email protected] Property ID 952923

• Special opportunity zoning• Signifi cant infrastructure

in excess of 10,000m2* buildings

• Location provides signifi cant potential for redevelopment

• Ex major milk and dairy product distribution centre

• To be sold vacant possession

3.6Ha* SiteNorth Booval, 111 Jacaranda Street

BMCTOO0314

*approx

Sale

Outline Indicative Only

Ray White Commercial Ipswich

Auction Friday 26 April 2.30pm View Saturday 13 April 12.30 - 1pmEd Wisemantel 0423 070 103Warren Ramsey 0412 266 304raywhitecommercial.com.au Property ID 948935

• 12 + acres of prime real estate, all DA approved for 11 blocks• Only 20 mins* to Ipswich

Rural Lifestyle + DA ApprovedMinden, 78 Zabels Road North

BMCIPS00238

*approx

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Outline Indicative Only

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