QIC sheds balance of Adelaide industrial portfolio

Accord is buying the Edinburgh investment (also pictured, top).

QIC has sold the last three properties from a portfolio of Adelaide industrial investments listed last year.

The Cavan assets (marked) sold to Corval.

Local asset manager Accord is buying the priciest – at Edinburgh – for $24.5 million.

On 4.65 hectares at 60-70 Purling Avenue, it contains a 17890 square metre office/warehouse leased to WW Purchaser Co until 2029.

Based on the net annual income ($1,529,416 or $85 per sqm, pa) the result reflects a 6.2 per cent yield.

About 4305 sqm is immediately developable.      

Corval doubles down at Cavan

The final two properties in the QIC portfolio, 5-7 and 8-10 CB Fisher Drive, Cavan, collected a total $14.5m.

Across the road from each other, they span a total 2.14ha, with 3629 sqm of cold storage facilities.

Gilbert’s Transport Service tenants both sites (continues below).

QIC banked $41.01 million for an Ottoway asset.

Corval is the buyer.

Cavan is 11 kilometres north of the CBD.

Edinburgh is 12 kilometres north of there.

$80m sell-down.

The final property to form part of the portfolio – 281-301 Grand Junction Road, Ottoway, traded in December to Westbridge Funds Management for $41.01m.

QIC was represented by CBRE’s Andrew Bell, Chris O’Brien and Paul McKay with Leedwell Property’s Steve Smith and Andrew Zammit.

The assets were also offered in one line.

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Marc Pallisco

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