Experts discuss Western Australia’s industrial property market
Hundreds of people tuned in to listen to the 25th edition of RWC’s Between the Lines webinar today, where our panel of experts discussed Western Australia’s industrial market.
A LOCAL businessperson has snapped a well-presented warehouse/office in the Perth suburb of Bibra Lake as 36 Cocos Drive sold for $2.025 million.
The property came with a 3,009sq m* site area and offered a 1,510sq m* warehouse and garage along with a 380sq m* office.
The asset was marketed and sold by Ray White Commercial (WA) Joint Managing Director Stephen Harrison and Sales and Leasing Executive Enrique Reyes.
“This well-presented warehouse offered an incredible opportunity to secure a functional commercial property with an extensive office fit-out,” Mr Harrison said.
“It sits within close proximity to major arterial roads, is close to Stock Road, Spearwood Avenue, and has easy access to the Kwinana Freeway (north and south-bound).”
“Earlier during the COVID-19 period, we were experiencing a challenging industrial market, but we were able to use our database and relationships to create a competitive environment and secured a final purchaser,” Mr Reyes said.
“The campaign came down to two parties who wanted to put offers in and the best offer was presented and accepted by our vendor.”
*Approximately.
Hundreds of people tuned in to listen to the 25th edition of RWC’s Between the Lines webinar today, where our panel of experts discussed Western Australia’s industrial market.
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