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A prominent Coburg North factory for many years owner occupied from the federal government's Australian Defence Apparel manufacturing operation, is understood to be selling to a developer for about$35 million.
The two.6 hectare site at 14 Cheap Ray Ban UK 22 Gaffney Street, abutting the Batman train station, was offered using a residential rezoning along with a planning scheme permitting buildings of between four and 10 levels.
One train stop south, in central Coburg, developers have a very discretionary height limit of 13 levels, though presently a 19 storey tower is proposed for part of the former Pentridge Prison site.
The reason built ADA property, coded in 1971 and offloaded in 1994 following your agency moved production to some Bendigo plant still it operates from, has lately housed the most popular Batman Market, a whole new produce and unique local products bazaar with 243 on-site car parks.
Those operators posted a notice on their site this month saying the Sunday market at Gaffney Street could be closed until further notice.
CBRE's David Minty, Scott Orchard and Ed Wright marketed the block about 10 kilometres north of town.
Rockbank development site sale
Builders have swooped on more land in Rockbank, the suburb until recently largely zoned Green Wedge, and prevented from development.
This time, at 210 234 Paynes Road, a 12.1 hectare site is exchanging for any speculated $8 million following a campaign targeting developers, managed by Raine Horne Werribee.
This past year, plans were unveiled to replace former Green Wedge land in Rockbank with a major residential village, since branded Woodlea, in a position to accommodate a lot more than 25,000 residents.
Rockbank is all about 29 kilometres west from the CBD between Caroline Springs (which shares exactly the same postcode as Deer Park) and Melton.
Major Brighton village coming
A $100 million plus, medium density, mixed use village is mootedfor Brighton following off market sale with a developer of the 3500 square metre supersite close to the bay.
The holding, zoned Neighbourhood Residential, which prevents structures more than three levels, is assumed to have exchanged for over $13 million.
Behind the Church Street shops, a year ago, two home owners shared in the spoils in excess of $5 million after uniting to market their combined 1256 square metre Wells Street holding to some developer.
ADCO outgrows Hawthorn HQ
Before a move to greater premises, ADCO Constructions who has sold its Hawthorn headquarters for nearly $7 million.
Opposite Gardiners Creek and Patterson Reserve, the standalone two level building at 455 459 Auburn Road includes 1200 square metres of lettable area and occupies a 1700 square metre block.
CBRE's Sandro Peluso and Ray Ban Sunglasses Discount Scott Orchard negotiated the off market sale. The actual result reflected a land rate per square metre of approximately $4404.
The parcel is opposite the first sort Cabrini Health hospital at 453 Auburn Road, zoned as (the less valuable suburb of) Hawthorn East. That 5506 square metre block sold to Kennards Self Storage for $12 million a year ago.
Last month in Hawthorn East, VicRoads sold a 1595 square metre block at 757 763 Toorak Path to Ray Ban outlet a developer for $6.55 million. At 402 408 Riversdale Road, nearby, four neighbours recently united to offload their combined 1879 square metre holding into a builder to get a speculated $9 million.
Builder buys Mount Waverley office park
A forward thinking private investor is paying a speculated $12.5 million for a unique suburban office park with significant redevelopment potential.
The offering at 55 73 Ricketts Road in Mount Waverley, 16 kilometres south east of Melbourne, includes four, fully leased rectangle buildings, every one of about 3300 square metres, and which return an overall annual salary of more than a million dollars.
After the leases expire, a resource says, the modern owner intends to redevelop. The complex, sold market by JLL's Andrew O'Connell, who declined to comment, is occupied by four tenants including DHL and Sushi Sushi.
Blue Earth Group buys in Brunswick West
Michael Dib's Blue Earth Group has paid $15.4 million, off market, for arguably its highest profile residential development site, abutting the Tullamarine Freeway, in Brunswick West.
Blue Earth Group has put on replace the land using what will be Brunswick West's three tallest towers: two rising nine levels as well as the other, eight.