Prime CBD Investment Opportunity | Circa 5.8% Yield
108/2 Queen Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Asking $499,000
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Block size: 638 m² approx.
The Property * 62 sqm first floor office * Capital City Zone 1 * Regular shape with a great outlook * Plenty of natural light * Shared bathrooms and kitchenette * Classy building with upmarket amenity * Ducted heating and cooling * Suite 108, located within the Q2 building * 12 story building with a diverse range of operators
The Investment * Leased to Turner English College * Tenant commenced in 2022 * Returning $29,120 per annum plus outgoings and GST * 3 + 3 year lease * 4% annual reviews * Tenant pays all outgoings except land tax * 3 month Security Deposit and Directors Guarantee
The Location and Further Info * Prime location at the corner of Flinders Street and Queen Street * Purchase in a highly sought-after building with very minimal vacancy * Extremely re-lettable property with supplementary operators in the surrounding area * 350m from Flinders Street Station * Rare street parking is available on Queen Street opposite the entrance to the building
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