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Who was Percy Woon

Hawkes Bay Today
11 Oct, 2010 07:22 PM2 mins to read

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All the buildings at the former Apple & Pear Board site in Williams St, now occupied by ENZA, were given names, presumably of important identities involved in the organisation at that time.
One of the buildings is named after Percy Woon, however we have been unable to locate any information on
this gentleman and are wondering if anyone else in the Hawke's Bay community knew more about him?
In any event, this freehold standalone industrial cold store building, which has frontage to Williams St, has been named in Percy Woon's memory, and sits on approximately 3100sq m of land. This property is for sale through Bayleys Real Estate and is tenanted by ENZA Group Services Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Turners & Growers, who have utilised this building as fruit and produce storage.
The building has a rental income of $120,000 per annum and the lease has been recently extended by the tenant for a further five years with a right of renewal.
The current Wellington owner wants a quick sale and has priced it accordingly.
Therefore, it is available at an attractive return of 11 per cent or thereabouts and further information is available from either Eoin Carty on 027 448-4086 or Rollo Vavasour 021 650-210 of Bayleys Real Estate.
The building has a floor area of 1264sq m. In summary, here is an opportunity to acquire a little piece of history of Hawke's Bay combined with a good return.

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