Supermarket-anchored centre portfolio listed for sale

Supermarket-anchored centre portfolio listed for sale
All four assets are currently under long-term leases to Australia’s two largest supermarket operators, Coles and Woolworths.
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A portfolio of four supermarket-anchored assets across Queensland, NSW, and WA has been listed for sale via a four-week on-market tender process.

The ‘National Portfolio’ managed by CBRE comprises Coles Yarrabilba (Queensland), Woolworths Casula (NSW), Woolworths Bermagui (NSW), and Coles Orana (WA).

All four assets are currently under long-term leases to Australia’s two largest supermarket operators, Coles and Woolworths.

“This is a unique opportunity to acquire individually or in one line a portfolio of established and strong trading Woolworths and Coles supermarket investments across a strategic geographical spread over three states of Australia,” said Michael Hedger at CBRE.

The company says these investments are expected to attract interest from private, syndicate, and institutional buyers seeking income security through assets aligned with daily consumer demand.

“The retail sector was the standout commercial real estate sector in 2025, with transaction volumes increasing by nearly 34 per cent year-on-year to $12.7 billion, representing the highest annual retail investment volume since 2021 – a trend we are continuing to see,” said James Douglas at CBRE.

CBRE data indicates that overall retail real estate transaction volumes for 2025 reached approximately $13.559 billion across 186 sales, close to historical highs.

 

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