Diagnostic imaging clinic portfolio fetches $18.6m

The Adamstown property sold for $5.85 million.

Three PRP Diagnostic Imaging backed investments sold at auction yesterday.

The priciest, in Hornsby, west of Sydney (pictured, top), traded for $9.5 million – a 5.44 per cent yield.

At Adamstown, a south west Newcastle suburb, a facility exchanged for $5.85m – a 5.21pc return.

Meanwhile a centre at Erina, near Terrigal, on the NSW Central Coast, fetched $3.225m.

That result reflected a seven per cent yield.

Burgess Rawson from CBRE’s Yosh Mendis and Geoff Sinclair were the agents (continues below).

A PRP Diagnostic Imaging anchored facility at Blacktown sold last week.

One to go

The PRP Diagnostic Imaging facility at Gordon failed to sell yesterday.

The properties were offered as part of a bulk auction event in Sydney where $51.475m traded – a 91pc clearance rate.

A fourth PRP facility, at Gordon, north of Sydney, failed to sell.

Last week we reported a Blacktown asset anchored to the group traded for $19.55m – a sub five per cent yield.

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Marc Pallisco

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