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The two-level residence at 35 Twenty Fifth Ave, Palm Beach will be put to auction.
Selling a house can be a stressful experience at the best of times, even more so when the owner is subject to a COVID-19 bubble.
Gold Coast Titans rugby league player Nathan Peats has been juggling the logistics of putting his Palm Beach property to market while adhering to strict NRL guidelines which prohibit any contact outside of home and training.
“When the agent comes I have to take off in my car until it’s finished,” said Mr Peats, who shares the home with wife Jade and their sons Leyton, 5, and Harlen-Reign, 3.
“I don’t think I’ll even be able to attend the auction.”
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Jade and Nathan Peats with their sons Harlen-Reign, 3, and Leyton, 5 at their wedding on the Gold Coast last year. Photo: Atomicbutterfly Gold Coast
The four-bedroom house at 35 Twenty Fifth Ave has been home for the past three years for the Peats, who married at Gilston Manor last year and are expecting their third child in October.
One block back from the beach and a short walk to Tallebudgera Creek, the property’s location has been ideal for a young family.
“It’s a great place to bring kids up and we definitely want to come back,” Mr Peats said.
“It’s a cracking suburb and we’re at the quieter end so it’s really a top spot.”
The kitchen is modern and spacious.
Modern and open plan inside, the couple has made improvements including a new entertaining deck and atro turf for easy maintenance.
“You can open the doors up, turn on the surround sound and enjoy a beer on the deck while the kids are in the pool,” said Mr Peats.
Having two main living areas has been a bonus, but it’s the man cave that the hooker will miss the most.
“I’ve got a big lounge in there with Foxtel, a pool table and a fridge for the drinks,” he said.
The new deck is ideal for entertaining family and friends.
The auction campaign, being handled by LJ Hooker’s Jo Elwin, comes after five seasons with the Titans for 30-year-old Peats who is keeping all options open come September.
“I’m not too sure what the future holds,” he said.
“We just thought selling the house would make it easier to transition, be that to another club here [in Australia] or overseas I just don’t know yet.”
The family entertainer is close to the beach and Tallebudgera Creek.
The Sydney-born hooker made his NRL debut with South Sydney and went on to play three seasons with Paramatta before signing with the Titans in 2016.
Career highlights include five appearances with the Indigenous All Stars and donning the NSW jersey in the 2017 State of Origin series.
The onsite auction is scheduled for noon on Saturday, 29 August.
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Qualia RON comes amid a broad push throughout the real estate industry to move real estate online in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Despite forecasts of a people fleeing cities en masse, home prices grew in 96 percent of metros in the second quarter, according to the National Association of Realtors.
The expansion into Port St. Lucie, Florida, is the first new market for the company since it began offering a home listing service and resumed buying homes.
Long tenant: Basford Brands has options to lease the warehouse until 2048.
There is plenty of upside for investors to a Geeloong warehouse leased to a national supplier of interior design products, soft furnishing textiles and window furnishing products.
The 1.788ha complex at 20 Apparel Close, Breakwater, is leased to Basford Brands on a 10-year lease expiring in 2028.
The property is being offered for sale via an expressions of interest campaign closing August 27.
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High yield: Basford Brands’ lease at 20 Apparel Close, Breakwater, has options until 2048.
Darcy Jarman, Geelong West agent Tim Darcy said the long lease offered buyers the chance to grow the investment.
It generates more than $557,000 in rental income a year.
“We think there is going to be good organic growth in the industrial space, given the escalation in demand in the region,” Mr Darcy said.
High yield: Basford Brands’ lease at 20 Apparel Close, Breakwater, has options until 2048.
“So the rent is considered to be at the moment relatively modest. We think there is going to be some good organic growth and upside to the rental in the years to come.”
Mr Darcy said he expected a sale to set a yield around 6 to 7 per cent through the sale.
“It’s very much a rare offering because of the magnitude and scale of the warehouse,” Mr Darcy said.
“Warehouses of this size and scale, as investment grade, items don’t come to the fore very often within our region.
Long tenant: Basford Brands has options to lease the warehouse until 2048.
“It is underpinned by a long lease. The tenant has been there for well over 10 years.
“So it’s a long-term lease and it’s a high grade and high quality amenity. It’s excellent in nature in terms of a warehouse amenity.
“It’s got terrific internal high clearance, about 9.6m to the apex internally, supported by an internal office area and associated amenities including substantial on-site car parking.”
The warehouse has 7909sq m of floorspace, including the two-level internal office space.
Built in the 1990s for the Austin Group, Basford Brands now uses the facility as a warehouse depot.
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Gold Coast developer Ron Bakir’s Homecorp Property Group is teaming with global funds manager Morgan Stanley to create the city’s first dedicated build-to-rent project, a $200 million venture at Varsity Lakes.
The Capital Court project, comprising four towers of nine to 16 storeys, is to go on an elevated site at Varsity Lakes in the heart of the central Gold Coast’s education and technology hub.
It is expected to become a long-term home for some renters, including families.
The development, to be undertaken in two stages, will involve 450 one and two-bedroom apartments on a 1.3ha site.
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It has been bought for $11.25m from a syndicate that earlier acquired it from the Sunland Group. The project’s first stage is expected to start before Christmas.
The Ron Bakir-founded Homecorp, which has delivered more than $1.5 billion in residential projects over the past 16 years, describes the project as a major step toward a diversification of its portfolio into an emerging sector of the property market.
Build-to-rent is an established business model in the US and UK where it provides a stable, long-term income-generating asset class.
Gold Coast developer Homecorp Property Group and global funds manager Morgan Stanley plan to create the city’s first dedicated build-to-rent project, a $200 million venture at Varsity Lakes. Picture: Supplied
“This project leads Homecorp into a new era by leveraging us into a sector that we believe will command a much higher market share over the next decade,” Mr Bakir said.
“It’s a compelling business model that has been recognised by Morgan Stanley at a time when affordability constraints are impacting on homeownership levels.
“This will be the first purpose-built project for the Gold Coast to utilise the build-to-rent model and it comes at a time when tight rental vacancies have persisted for many years.
“The Varsity towers will provide residences where families may choose to live for many years at a time, even across generations, so this project has been designed with that specific purpose in mind.”
Homecorp CEO Ron Bakir in his Surfers Paradise office. Picture: Regi Varghese
Mr Bakir said Capital Court was crafted to create a village atmosphere by providing lifestyle amenities, including a residents’ club, cafe, expansive outdoor swimming pool area, a large gymnasium, a dog-wash park, games room and a cinema.
He said the Gold Coast’s Condev group was the intended builder of the project.
Morgan Stanley, which has a successful track record of investing on the Gold Coast, has $US552 billion in funds under management and has been an active investor in the global build-to-rent sector.
Homecorp’s construction arm, which was established by Mr Bakir in 2014, is majority-owned by Japanese industrial giant Toyota.
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