Commercial Real Estate Deals of the Week - 27th January 2026


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Commercial Real Estate Deals of the Week - 27th January 2026


New South Wales

WILTON - $100 Million

 

Colliers has completed the first circa-$100 million land deal of 2026 with the sale of a 40-hectare, DA-approved residential landholding in Wilton to a local private developer, following a highly competitive campaign led by Joe Sacco and Joseph Lin on behalf of Risland Australia.

 

Approved for 362 residential lots, the site attracted more than 120 enquiries and multiple competitive offers from institutional groups, private developers and offshore capital, reflecting intense demand for large-scale opportunities in South West Sydney.

 

Located in the Greater Macarthur growth corridor, the Wilton site benefits from strong infrastructure connectivity and long-term population growth forecasts, reinforcing confidence in the region’s greenfield development fundamentals.

 

MOOREBANK - $27.2 Million

 

Colliers and CBRE have completed the sale of two tightly held industrial assets in Moorebank for a combined $27.2 million, reinforcing the strength of Sydney’s Inner South West industrial market and the scarcity of E4-zoned land. The transactions comprised 361 Newbridge Road ($17.2 million) and 6 Bridges Road ($10.0 million), with campaigns led jointly by Colliers’ Trent Gallagher, Michael Crombie and Hamish Miles alongside CBRE’s Shaun Timbrell and Adam Tresidder.

 

361 Newbridge Road spans a 5,165sqm building on a 9,942sqm site and attracted more than 150 enquiries from owner-occupiers, developers and investors, achieving a land rate above $1,700 per sqm.

 

The adjoining 6 Bridges Road property was acquired by the sitting tenant, JB Specialised Engineering, following a competitive process, highlighting the growing trend of owner-occupiers securing strategic assets for long-term certainty.

Together, the results underline continued demand for scale, flexible zoning and last-mile connectivity in Moorebank, where limited supply continues to drive competitive buyer behaviour.

 

NAMBUCCA HEADS - $24.5 Million

 

HTL Property has successfully sold Faringdon Village, a premium residential land lease community in Nambucca Heads on the NSW Mid North Coast, to Hampshire Property for $24.5 million, reflecting a 5.04% passing yield. The off-market Expressions of Interest campaign was led by Andrew Jackson, National Director at HTL Property.

 

Occupying an 8.25-hectare General Residential zoned site, the fully occupied community comprises 189 land lease homes and is positioned adjacent to Nambucca Plaza and local medical services. The asset benefits from a stable income stream, strong home resale demand and recent capital upgrades, leaving no immediate capex requirements.

 

The campaign generated 65 enquiries and strong competitive interest from both institutional and private investors, underscoring continued confidence in the residential land lease sector, particularly for well-located coastal communities offering scale, stability and long-term growth fundamentals.


Victoria

OFFICER - Undisclosed

 

A near-new, purpose-built premium childcare centre in Officer, one of Melbourne’s fastest-growing suburbs, has been brought to market, with strong investor interest anticipated. CBRE’s Australian Healthcare & Social Infrastructure team of Marcello Caspani-Muto, Jimmy Tat, Sandro Peluso and Natalie Couper is managing the sale via portfolio auction on 25 February.

 

Located at 45 Dodson Road, the centre is fully leased to Expeditions Early Learning Journey under a 10-year net lease to 2034, with options through to 2054. Licensed for 132 places, the asset generates $501,095 p.a. net and benefits from fixed 3% annual increases.

 

Positioned on a 2,930sqm site within a growing education precinct, the offering highlights continued demand for childcare investments in high-growth corridors.


Queensland


MORAYFIELD - $48 Million

 

HomeCentre Morayfield, a fully leased Large Format Retail centre 44km north of Brisbane, has been sold off-market for $48 million by Stonebridge Property Group, reflecting a core market yield of 5.75%.

 

Located in one of Queensland’s fastest-growing metropolitan corridors, the centre benefits from strong connectivity and a trade area with more than $600 million in retail spend. Fully occupied, the asset has a WALE of 4.04 years and is anchored by national tenants including Nick Scali, Supercheap Auto, Super Amart, Sydney Tools, Pillow Talk and The Salvation Army.

 

Philip Gartland, National Partner at Stonebridge, said the sale reflects strong institutional confidence in high-quality retail assets with secure income and rental growth potential.

 

MORETON BAY - $26.6 Million

 

Plantation Capital has acquired a high-performing automotive portfolio across Brisbane’s Moreton Bay corridor for $26.6 million, highlighting strong investor demand for fully leased assets with long-term development upside.

 

The portfolio comprises two fully leased dealerships at Rothwell and Morayfield, totalling 19,911sqm of land, and was sold via an Expressions of Interest campaign managed by Colliers’ Hunter Higgins and Luke Hawkins on behalf of a multinational vendor.

 

The assets attracted 53 enquiries and seven formal offers, underpinned by strong income, major road exposure and future redevelopment potential. The acquisition provides Plantation Capital’s Strategic Opportunities Fund with scale exposure to one of Australia’s fastest-growing regions, where population growth and infrastructure investment continue to support long-term capital growth.

 

ROCKHAMPTON - Undisclosed

 

The Mercure Rockhampton has been sold to Sydney-based investment and development firm Felix Capital, marking one of the first major Australian hotel transactions to complete in 2026. The sale was exclusively managed by CBRE Hotels’ Hayley Manvell, Wayne Bunz and Taylor Morris via an on-market Expressions of Interest campaign, on behalf of Fifty Group.

 

Situated on a 4,657sqm riverfront site overlooking the Fitzroy River, the 74-room hotel features extensive conferencing facilities, food and beverage outlets, leisure amenities and a detached manager’s residence. The asset has benefited from a multi-million-dollar refurbishment and includes an adjoining 1,447sqm parcel offering future development potential.

 

Felix Capital cited strong regional fundamentals and long-term value-add opportunities as key drivers, while CBRE noted exceptional buyer interest, underscoring continued demand for high-quality regional hotel assets.


Western Australia 


MORLEY - $19.5 Million

 

The former Bunnings Warehouse at 65–79 Russell Street, Morley has sold for $19.5 million, highlighting strong demand for large, well-located redevelopment sites in Perth’s tightly held market.

 

The 1.84-hectare Central Core-zoned site sits within the Morley Activity Centre opposite Galleria Shopping Centre and just 10 kilometres from the Perth CBD. The campaign generated 127 enquiries, 30 qualified groups and seven competitive bids from developers and owner occupiers across retail, entertainment and storage sectors.

 

The transaction was managed by Colliers’ James Wilson, Richard Cash and Aidan Austen. James Wilson said the result reflected the underlying land value and gateway positioning typical of former Bunnings sites, while Richard Cash noted WA’s resilient economy and strong retail fundamentals continue to drive both local and interstate buyer demand.

 

PERTH CBD - $6.5 Million

 

The Emperor’s Crown Hostel in Perth’s CBD has sold for $6.5 million, highlighting continued investor appetite for value-add hospitality assets in inner-city locations.

 

The two-storey property at 85 Stirling Street comprises 29 dormitory rooms accommodating 103 guests, along with a ground-floor café tenancy, across a 1,410sqm building on a 1,052sqm City Centre-zoned site. Its proximity to transport, Northbridge and surrounding student accommodation underpinned strong interest.

 

The asset was acquired by a Singapore-based offshore investor following a Private Treaty campaign managed by Knight Frank’s Jonathan Wong and Tony Delich, with buyers attracted to the holding income and future redevelopment potential.


South Australia 

ADELAIDE - Undisclosed

 

A 50% freehold interest in Westfield Marion, Adelaide’s largest and only Super Regional shopping centre, is set to be offered for sale on behalf of Singapore-based investor Cuscaden Peak, in what is expected to be one of the most significant retail transactions of 2026.

 

The international Expressions of Interest campaign will be jointly managed by CBRE’s Simon Rooney and JLL’s Nick Willis and Sam Hatcher, amid renewed domestic and offshore appetite for high-quality, defensive retail assets.

 

Located 13 kilometres south-west of the Adelaide CBD, Westfield Marion occupies a 22.8-hectare freehold site and is co-owned and managed by Scentre Group. The centre comprises around 138,000sqm of GLA, generates more than $970 million in annual sales, and draws 12.5 million customers each year, underpinned by strong trade area growth and South Australia’s favourable investment fundamentals.

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