The offering — which is of a nearly unheard of scale for suburban Takapuna — comprises three buildings with a total net lettable area (NLA) of 5,522sq m occupying a 10,619sq m site (about 1.06 ha).
●The main building, Waimarie House is a five-level office building with 3,606.29sq m of NLA.
●The second building, Health Alliance House has a total net lettable area of 1,400.17sq m over two levels.
●The rear building consist of a single level office with a total net lettable area of 515.54sq m subdivided into eight units.
The buildings have NBS seismic ratings of 70 per cent and 80 per cent, while car parking is provided on-site for 248 cars, with multiple entry points.
Holmes says the property offers stable long-term income under-pinned by exceptional leases.
"These buildings are fully occupied by the Waitemata District Health Board, a Government-backed public healthcare provider, with a Weighted Average Lease Term of 10 years.
"The property returns over $2 million pa, with fixed rental growth at 2.5 per cent annually."
The predominantly Business Mixed Use-zoned site has a high land value component, which gives it future development potential, says Holmes.
"The rear portion of the site in particular presents significant redevelopment potential.
"To that end, advice has been sought with respect to potential subdivision of the existing land holding, and two potential subdivision options offer potential."
Dowling says that over recent years CBRE has seen office and retail demand in Takapuna outstrip supply, leaving vacancy rates at an all-time low.
"Takapuna is noted as one of Auckland's most desirable suburban town centres and effectively the main business hub for the North Shore