Blackfox snares $36m warehouse

The Maddington investment sold on a 6.42 per cent yield.

Blackfox Property has added another Perth industrial asset to its portfolio.

CapPru completed the Maddington property in 2024.

The Sydney-based investment house founded by Marc Schwartz has paid $35.95 million for 146 Maddington Road, Maddington.

CapPru – or Capital Presidential – was the seller.

It also developed the 15,370 square metre office/warehouse two years ago.

The sale reflect a 6.42 per cent net passing yield.

The market yield is 7.03pc.

Blackfox builds portfolio

On 3.14 hectares, the Maddington property is leased to ASX-listed gold producer Westgold Resources and logistics operator EWE Global Logistics.

The weighted average lease expiry is 6.5 years.

The deal comes 14 months since realestatesource.com.au reported Blackfox bought a Landsdale industrial investment with a leaseback from transport operator Kelsian Group (continues below).

Blackfox last year bought a Landsdale property with a leaseback.

That outlay was $7.38m.

Dexus built 19 and 21 Pilatus Street speculatively.

Outside of Western Australia the group has recently bought a warehouse in Newcastle (for $34.25m) and two Toowoomba retail assets ($27m).

Colliers’ Sean Thomson and Gavin Bishop with Cushman and Wakefield’s Nick Goodridge and Tony Iuliano marketed 146 Maddington Rd.

Power giant leases Dexus warehouse

Meanwhile, Magellan Power has leased a warehouse built speculatively by Dexus.

The battery and systems manufacturer will occupy 4785 square metres – warehouse 2A and 21 Pilatus Street, Jandakot.

The asset forms part of the Ascend Industrial Estate.

Cushman & Wakefield’s Andrew Fife was the agent.

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Marc Pallisco

A former property analyst and print journalist, Marc is the publisher of realestatesource.com.au.