Centuria Capital secures West Village retail for $202m

Centuria Capital secures West Village retail for $202m

Centuria Capital Group (ASX: CNI) has snared an emerging inner-city retail and commercial centre in Brisbane’s West End for $202 million in an off-market deal.

The acquisition of the commercial component of West Village, a $1 billion master-planned development being undertaken by Japan’s Sekisui House, is a three-phase transaction that will see Centuria Capital acquire future stages of the project as they are developed.

The deal comprises 16,560sqm of modern retail facilities in addition to complementary hospitality, wellness and office accommodation throughout five distinct buildings.

The retail precinct of West Village is 100 per cent occupied and anchored by a full-line Woolworths supermarket and a Harris Farm outlet. The portfolio provides a 10.1-year WALE for Centuria.

Centuria CEO Jason Huljich describes the acquisition as a ‘rare off-market retail opportunity’ for the group.

“West Village builds on the existing $313.3 million of quality retail assets within our existing DNR (daily needs retail) mandate, alongside a well-established institutional investor within our unlisted distribution network,” says Huljich.

“West Village provides an opportunity to capitalise on modern, well-located retail that caters to the nondiscretionary and convenience markets. The retail facilities within this landmark master-planned community will cater to approximately 1,250 adjoining households in addition to the surrounding West End and South Brisbane residential community.”

Phase One of the acquisition includes the retail mall, which is supported by 19 specialty tenants and two kiosks, totalling 9,456sqm.

This phase also incorporates The Eaves, a three-level property with retail, cafés, restaurants and wellbeing spa and the former Peter’s Ice Cream factory, providing specialty retail, office accommodation and parking.

Phase Two includes the South Pavilion, providing retail and restaurant amenities, which will be completed in late 2022. The third phase includes the refurbished former Peter’s cone factory, providing retail and hospitality outlets.

The acquisition is expected to settle between now and early 2023.

West Village is located on a 2.6ha site is bounded by Mollison, Boundary and Wilson streets.

When completed, the development will bring to the market 1,250 residences, parks, cafes, restaurants, bars, office accommodation as well as retail. The development comprises eight residential buildings, a 6,500sqm Greenhouse office tower, 16,560sqm of retail-commercial space, 1,900 car parks and 6,500sqm of public open space.

 

Get our daily business news

Sign up to our free email news updates.

Please tick to verify that you are not a robot

 

Help us deliver quality journalism to you.
As a free and independent news site providing daily updates
during a period of unprecedented challenges for businesses everywhere
we call on your support

Naturally Good: Showcasing Australia’s natural and organic leaders
Partner Content
With just days to go until Naturally Good, Australia’s leading trade exhibition d...
Naturally Good
Advertisement

Related Stories

CommBank fined for 65 million spam emails that were "alarming" in scale, duration

CommBank fined for 65 million spam emails that were "alarming" in scale, duration

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX: CBA) has paid a $3.55...

CU Health, the personalised telehealth service looking to raise $4m for better workplace well-being

CU Health, the personalised telehealth service looking to raise $4m for better workplace well-being

For 13.8 million working Australians, dedicating the time to see a ...

Ousted Bubs execs launch advisory firm TAKE Global

Ousted Bubs execs launch advisory firm TAKE Global

As the former CEO and chair respectively of Bubs Australia (ASX: BU...

The Star secures keys to gaming floors despite $3.6b Queen’s Wharf facing delayed opening

The Star secures keys to gaming floors despite $3.6b Queen’s Wharf facing delayed opening

A blowout in the construction timetable has pushed the opening of t...