A highly desirable property located within the established residential/commercial suburb of Burswood has been sold by Ray White Commercial Burswood. The property was going to be made vacant in December 2013 and the Trustees requested to be presented with their options, whether to sell or release the property. Ray White Commercial Burswood swiftly produced an Information Memorandum and Marketing Proposal and as a result were awarded the listing of the property.
The $6,328 marketing campaign commenced on the 15th October 2013, immediately enquiries were received and then within days an international company looking for their headquarters approached Ray White Commercial Burswood. An offer was prepared, presented to the owners and accepted. The sale was finalised on the 4th January 2014. The buyers commented; “We have had the pleasure of knowing and working with John Perrett and Michael Fitzgerald.
In this short period, October 2013 until mid-December John has shown his abilities to work closely and was always trying his best to accommodate our requests, even on short notice. He is a good communicator and was able to obtain information from the previous tenant on queries that we had. His pleasant and positive attitude has made this purchase a smooth one.
Michael efficiently took over when John went on leave and assisted in the conclusion of the sale agreement and handing over of the keys. We would like to thank both John and Michael.”
| Sales Analysis* | |
| Sale Price: | $1.65m + GST |
| Land Area: | 583m²* |
| Floor Area: | 385m²* |
| Method of Sale: | Private Treaty |
| Marketing Time Frame: | 6 weeks |
| Start Date: | 15th October 2013 |
| Offer Accepted: | 20th December 2013 |
| Sale Date: | 4th January 2014 |
*approx
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