Queensland
Brisbane - $92 Million
Hub Heathwood, a major small-lot industrial subdivision in Brisbane’s south, has officially sold out, with total sales across 24 lots reaching nearly $92 million.
The 17-hectare estate at 731 Johnson Road was marketed by Knight Frank agents Mark Clifford and Lachlan Hateley on behalf of Clarence Property, attracting strong demand from both investors and owner occupiers.
The final lot, an 8,820 sqm block at 12 Hub Crescent, sold for $5.8 million to a local transport operator, highlighting ongoing occupier appetite for well-connected industrial land near the Logan Motorway.
Brisbane - $27.43 Million
Arcana Capital has acquired the Brisbane CBD office building at 126 Margaret Street from ADIG for $27.43 million, reflecting a yield of 8.96 per cent.
The sale was managed by CBRE agents Jack Morrison and Nick Wedge, with the 5,544sqm asset positioned near major infrastructure projects including Cross River Rail, Queens Wharf and the Dexus Waterfront Precinct.
Arcana plans to refurbish and re-lease the building, capitalising on strong leasing conditions and the ongoing transformation of Brisbane’s core CBD precinct.
Raceview - $4.3 Million
A landmark industrial and development site at 91–93 Raceview Avenue, Raceview has sold for $4.3 million following a highly competitive Expressions of Interest campaign led by Ray White Special Projects Queensland in conjunction with RWC Queensland. The 1.2084ha holding was acquired by Nielson Properties at a rate of $358 per sqm.
Home to Kingwall Manufacturing for 67 years, the site includes over 5,000sqm of warehouse improvements and a separate residential building across two titles. Zoned Medium Density Residential under the draft Ipswich City Plan, it also benefits from rare lawful industrial use rights.
Mark Creevey and Andrew Doyle said strong competition was driven by the asset’s flexibility, with 76 enquiries and four formal offers received.
South Australia
Mount Barker - $6.1 Million
A new KFC in Mount Barker has been snapped up off-market for $6.1 million, delivering a sharp 3.85% yield in a rapid 24-hour transaction brokered by CBRE’s Rhyce Scott and Ingrid Filmer.
Located at 27 Heysen Boulevard, the asset is secured by a rare 20-year net lease to YUM! Restaurants, generating $235,000 per annum with the tenant covering all outgoings.
The sale highlights strong investor demand for long-leased fast food assets in high-growth corridors, with Mount Barker forecast to expand to nearly 65,000 residents by 2046.
Victoria
EPPING - $49.5 Million
Colliers has completed the off-market sale of Bunnings Warehouse Epping for $49.5 million, marking Victoria’s largest Bunnings transaction since 2021 and achieving a sharp 4.92% yield.
The deal was led by Tim McIntosh and Will Heffernan from Colliers Retail Middle Markets. The freehold asset comprises 17,200 sqm of gross lettable area on a 39,207 sqm site, generating annual income of $2.435 million. The result reflects the ongoing depth of demand for blue-chip, long-leased retail investments.
Strategically positioned in Melbourne’s northern growth corridor, Bunnings Epping was secured by a private investor, reinforcing strong confidence in defensive retail assets across established metropolitan catchments.
EAST MELBOURNE - $15.2 Million
A leafy East Melbourne office asset has transacted for $15.2 million, featuring in this week’s standout deals and reinforcing continued demand for tightly held city-fringe commercial opportunities, with Colliers’ Ben Baines, Scott Orchard and Alex Browne securing the sale.
The sale highlights strong buyer appetite for well-located freeholds close to the CBD, underpinned by long-term fundamentals and future value-add potential.
With limited supply across premium inner-metro precincts, transactions like this continue to attract competitive interest from both investors and owner-occupiers seeking long-term security and growth.
NAGAMBIE - $11.08 Million
HTL Property has announced the successful off-market sale of Nagambie Lifestyle Park in regional Victoria to ASX-listed Eureka Group for $11.08 million, following a competitive Expressions of Interest campaign led exclusively by Andrew Jackson.
The 4.37-hectare mixed-use lifestyle and tourist park comprises 155 sites and has benefited from more than $8.3 million in capital investment since 2022, offering a diverse mix of resident-owned homes, rentals, short-stay accommodation and vacant serviced sites with strong development upside.
Located near Lake Nagambie and the Goulburn River, the asset provides stable income and long-term growth potential, reinforcing Eureka’s commitment to affordable lifestyle communities and marking HTL’s ninth all-age rental village sale in the past year.
MANSFIELD - Undisclosed
High Country’s iconic Delatite Hotel in Mansfield has been sold following a competitive Expressions of Interest campaign managed exclusively by HTL Property’s Scott Callow.
The much-loved regional hospitality asset, positioned in Victoria’s High Country near Mt Buller and Lake Eildon, attracted strong interest from experienced operators.
The deal reflects continued demand for premium regional pubs with tourism-driven upside and long-term operational potential.
