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Major Mitchell, Industrial, Warehouse, Brookvale, NSW
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Major Mitchell

PIAA Rating
Industrial, Warehouse

Key Features

Industrial Spaces size range 33sq m, 70.2sq m, 101sq m – 128.7sq m, 161.5sq m – 218.1sq m
High Speed Data
Three phase power available
20% more parking than required by council
Workshop units from 33sq m
Production style units from 148 sq m
High clearance warehouse units from 101 sq meters
Prices ranged from $95,000; $320,000; $415,000; $695,000.

Major Mitchell is an industrial estate unparalleled in what it has to offer. Ground floor workshops from 62 sq meters are approved mini workshops for full business or ideal high cubic capacity storage with 3.8 meter clearances. Production Style units from 148-219 sq meters are split 50/50 between office and warehouse with air conditioned and carpeted office over the ground floor with toilet/kitchenette on both levels. High clearance warehouse units with 6m clearance with quality office with air conditioning, carpet and toilet/kitchenette.

The PIAA Rating for Major Mitchell

PIAA RatingMajor Mitchell represents a very professional development undertaken by a well established developer supported by a professional design team and a very competent builder. The finished product is fashionable and present as up market professional industrial suites. The level of documentation is excellent and access to the developers records was freely available upon request. The attention to detail and presentation was a benchmark and the developer has considerable pride in the finished product.
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Key Information

Price List: Price List
Floor Plans: Plans
Additional Plans
Specifications: Specifications
Depreciation Schedule: Depreciation Schedule

Market Information

Market Research: The Sydney Industrial Market Research: (from the Macquarie Bank Report 2007).

Projected figures for 2007 show strong supply in Sydney and Brisbane. In Melbourne and Perth, 2007 supply will exceed historical averages. The impetus for higher supply levels is increased demand from the development of transport-based infrastructure, distribution companies rationalising operations and higher import levels creating demand for major warehousing facilities. Companies in the resources and support services sectors are also requiring additional industrial floor space for warehousing, industrial estates and high tech/research and development facilities.

In Sydney, projected supply is expected to reach a 17-year peak in 2007. Even at this level, it is only 20% above long-term demand.

Despite 10 years of relatively strong consecutive growth in supply, annual gross absorption has continued to outstrip annual supply on average by 1.3 times. Currently, around half of the projected 2007 supply is pre-committed.

Sales Comparisons
The Macquarie Bank Real Estate Outlook 2007 - includes Industrial Outlook

Investors consider the Sydney market to be a strong and reliable asset class. According to the Property Council of Australia's index, over the five years the Sydney industrial market has returned 12.7% including the out performing a wide range of asset classes including the retail sector. This enhances the investment attraction of industrial property.

Investor interest in the Sydney industrial market has remained strong as investment returns continue at a relatively attractive level. A shortage of investment stock reaching the market has continued to put pressure on yields, while capital values have increased.

Brookvale

The Brookvale industrial estate is arguably the premier industrial estate on the northern beaches peninsula and whilst there has been a considerable amount of sales activity in the area over the past 12 months, the are is still described as tightly held with most of the sales activity related to owner - occupier purchases. Brookvale can be described as fully developed (i.e., fully constrained by land availability), however a number of the properties accommodate improvements now considered obsolete and these are being demolished to satisfy the growing demand for smaller office and office/warehouse strata units for owner occupiers.

On balance the Brookvale industrial area is considered one of the more stable industrial areas on Sydney's North Shore.

Valuations: Full Development Valuation
Project Profiles:Developer: The Life Property Group Pty Ltd
About The Life Property Group Pty Ltd
Architect: Altona Architects Pty Ltd
About Altona Architects Pty Ltd
Builder: Noreast Constructions Pty Ltd
About Noreast Constructions Pty Ltd
Completion Date: 2007-11-15
Project Website: http://www.majormitchell.net.au/

Contract Details/Summary:


Contract attached:
Completed Contract (sample).
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Northern Beaches Narelle Atack Phone: 0419 396 788
Website:http://www.lifepropertygroup.com.au
Disclaimer: Information about this development has been provided by the Developer, Representative or its Agents. PIAA takes no responsibilities for the accuracy of the information provided. You are advised to undertake your own Due Diligence to determine the suitability of this investment for you. Note that the PIAA rating for this development may increase with the provision of new material in accordance with the PIAA Development Rating Criteria.



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