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GPT Group’s Homemaker City Fortitude Valley shopping centre, in Brisbane, is believed to be close to sale for about $90 million.

The complex includes more than a dozen bulky goods outlets, and a 700-bay car park. The centre is believed to be in due diligence to an as-yet-undisclosed purchaser.

The centre was one of seven GPT put to the market last year in Queensland and New South Wales. To date, the Cannon Hill and Windsor Centre in Brisbane have sold for a combined $20 million.

Victoria

Hudson Pacific Group Reaps $11.45 Million From Essendon Bulky Goods Centre

May 16, 2010 Marc Pallisco bulky goods, Essendon, Melbourne retail sale

A BULKY goods centre with redevelopment potential in Bomber-land has sold for $11.45 million.

Hudson Pacific Group, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hudson Investment Group, has offloaded the 15,309 square metre 299 Pascoe Vale Road site, which includes four bulky goods showrooms returning almost $940,000 per annum in rent.

The site abuts rail tracks between the Glenbervie and Strathmore train stations, on the Broadmeadows line.

Victoria

Coburg Site to be Developed into Home Maker Centre

October 31, 2007 Marc Pallisco bulky goods, Coburg Site to be Developed into Home Maker Centre, Real Estate News, retail, victoria

The former Lincoln Mills industrial site in Coburg is to be redeveloped into a $20 million homemaker centre.

Victoria

Hawthorn Volkswagen Snapped up by Private Investor

October 30, 2007 Marc Pallisco bulky goods, Hawthorn Volkswagen Snapped up by Private Investor, retail, Select Category, Select Section, showroom

It’s not unusual for Volkswagen dealers to see the odd millionaire walk through its showrooms. But few could have imagined the sheer net worth of investors “tyre kicking” its Hawthorn dealership, which was recently put to the market.

Victoria

Western Suburb Homemaker Centre Sells

October 29, 2007 Marc Pallisco bulky goods, kfc, midas, officeworks, Real Estate News, supacheap auto, victoria, Western Suburb Homemaker Centre Sells, yarraville

A bulky goods centre at a busy Westgate Freeway offramp has sold to a local private investor, for a price understood to be more than $10 million.

Victoria

Ikea Might Open Store in Dandenong

October 29, 2007 Marc Pallisco bulky goods, harvey norman, homemaker centre, Ikea Might Open Store in Dandenong, retail, Select Category, Select Section

Less than two years after closing its Nepean Highway Moorabbin store, Swedish-based furniture retailer Ikea is planning a return to the south-eastern suburbs.