Engineering school spends $6.5m in West Perth

The school has purchased adjoining Thelma Street properties – 8 (outlined) and 6 (left).

The Engineering Institute of Technology has forked out $6.475 million for neighbouring West Perth offices.

The three storey building at 6 Thelma Street and a historic home leased to an orthodontist at #8 cover a combined 1749 square metres.

Both are part-vacant allowing the school immediate occupation.

Ray White Commercial’s Brett Wilkins and Michael Milne were the agents.

“The outstanding property location attracted strong interest from a broad range of buyers,” Mr Wilkins said (story continues below).

“The sale displays strong confidence in the West Perth commercial office market as a desirable destination with strong parking ratios and public transport links,” he added.

The purchase comes just over a year since another engineering firm, Aerison, relocated from two offices in the suburb to a 1650 sqm portion of 56 Ord St, West Perth.

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Marc Pallisco

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