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Mornington Peninsula offering set to attract strong interest
Two landholdings in the Mornington Peninsula’s Boneo are anticipated to whip up a competitive sales campaign with all kinds of buyers expected to be drawn to the offerings. The premium landholdings at 410-430 Jetty Road and 107 Grasslands Road when combined span around 84-hectares, making the properties amongst the largest holdings to be listed in Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula in years.
Western district grazing property sets new record
Cropping and grazing property Rossbridge has set a record for the Lake Bolac area in Victoria’s western district, selling under the hammer for $13,500 per acre - setting a new record for the district.
Cedar Creek sold under the hammer
A Queensland producer with relocation plans has bought the 5,106 hectare Cedar Creek holding in central Queensland for $23.36 million at auction.
Primewest bags regional WA shopping centre
Primewest has snapped up the Northgate Geraldton Shopping Centre in Western Australia for $71.2 million, forming a new single-asset, unlisted wholesale property fund. The Centuria Capital Group subsidiary secured the asset, which is the dominant shopping centre in the area, with 15,758sqm of GLA within the 336,845sqm site.
Central Tablelands serves up
Historic Central Tablelands mixed farming enterprise Catombal Aggregation has been sold for more than $25 million to a family operation from southern New South Wales. The five adjoining properties span 2,912 hectares, 39 kilometres from Molong and 75 kilometres north west of Orange, located in the highly regarded, reliable rainfall district of Cumnock and enjoying a temperate climate between 500 and 700 metres above sea level.
Rowe family exits
The Rowe family has brought to a close 70 years of ownership of prime Merino breeding property Wolhalla, selling the 5,056 hectare Flinders Ranges parcel for $2.78 million.
Iconic Copmanhurst property on the market
Emma Pritchard. The Church of the Holy Apostles in Copmanhurst is widely admired and loved by many, having served the Copmanhurst community and surrounding districts for more than a century. Strong family connections and lifelong memories have been formed, along with an intense interest in its history and preservation. And it has also generated plenty of interest in the property market.
Agricultural land prices continue to climb as availability diminishes
Farmers are getting FOMO as agricultural land availability dwindles amid excellent seasonal conditions and commodity pricing, and land prices are expected to climb for at least the next five years as a result, with the sharpest growth to 2023.
Wanderribby grazing property sells
The McKenna family behind Midfield Meat Group has acquired the Wanderribby feedlot and grazing and farming property in South Australia, four years after the vendors initially put the asset to the market with hopes of as much as $10 million. South Australia’s third-largest feedlot, the 2,311-hectare Wanderribby has been used as a custom feedyard, feeding for three main clients, including at times Coles and Woolworths supermarket contracts, and the yard utilised in the past as a live export depot.
Eyre Peninsula cropping farm set to attract strong interest
A large dryland cropping farm on Eyre Peninsula in South Australia has entered the market after being held by one family for four generations. Telusa, the 988-hectare property, is located in the Cleve Hills, 21km north of Cleve and 164km north east of Port Lincoln and has been in the current owners family since the early 1900s.
‘Does it get any better than this?’ – Rabobank Agricultural Land Price Outlook
Australian agricultural land prices are set to continue to climb for at least the next five years – with the sharpest growth to 2023 – Rabobank says in its newly-released annual Agricultural Land Price Outlook.
Pub yields compress further
Continued thirst for pubs, particularly in regional Australia where demand has increased by 135%, has pushed yields down further, according to Real Capital Analytics. Benjamin Martin-Henry, RCA’s head of analytics, pacific said despite rolling lockdowns across much of Australia over the last 18 months, property investors have shown a remarkable interest in acquiring pubs, with transaction volume on course to eclipse previous highs.
Daintree National Park returns to Eastern Kuku Yalanji people
The world-famous Daintree National Park has been handed back to the Eastern Kuku Yalanji people, part of 160,000 hectares of land in Cape York that is again in the hands of traditional owners following an agreement with the Queensland government. The planet’s oldest rainforest joins Uluru and Kakadu as UNESCO world heritage sites under management of First Nations people.
Korean giant offloading 1,308ha Southern Highlands property
Hume Coal has moving to quickly sell what is the largest landholding in the South Highlands region after its plans for a $533 million coal mine were knocked back by the Independent Planning Commission (IPC). The Australian subsidiary of Korean steel giant POSCO is hoping for over $60 million for the 1,308-hectare landholding, seven kilometres from the town of Moss Vale.
Barossa grazing properties fetch $15m
Historic grazing properties in South Australia’s Barossa have sold for around $15 million to producers outside of the region looking to expand. The properties included the 2,549 hectare Red Creek property at Keyneton, and the adjoining Karinya Station at Moculta, spanning 2,047 hectares.
Riverina breeding enterprise changes hands
A producer from Riverina region in New South Wales has forked out $5.14 million for Kondoolka Station  in the heart of the Gawler Ranges.
SA cattle producer buys Wallerberdina
A cattle producer from southern South Australia looking to expand has picked up the Wallerberdina Station  prior to auction for between $3.5 million and $4 million, and will use the 23,580 hectare Flinders Ranges holding as a breeder operation.
Queensland investor drives to Narrabri Club Motor Inn
The Club Motor Inn has been sold for $4.5 million, nearly 18 months after owners the Narrabri Bowling Club entered into voluntary administration ... Narrabri lies in the heart of the Namoi Valley, around six hours’ drive and 568 kilometres north west of Sydney, in what is an agricultural and administrative centre that is being transformed into one of the state’s largest gas mining regions.
Rinehart offloads pastoral station for more than $30m
Mining magnate Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Agriculture has sold Nerrima Station for more than $30 million, and a further two pastoral stations Ruby Plains and Sturt Creek ... The 203,000ha Nerrima Station, 480,000ha Ruby Plains and 316,000ha Sturt Creek in Western Australia’s Kimberley region were put on the market after Hancock Agriculture and S. Kidman & Co revealed in November last year plans to sell its pastoral holdings comprising eight properties spanning 1.9 million hectares.
Gunn Agri scoop up avocado orchard after smashing harvest
Fund manager Gunn Agri Partners has picked up an avocado orchard in northern NSW, looking ahead to higher retail prices for the popular fruit after this year’s massive harvest. The group has paid $11 million for the orchard despite avocado prices plunge from as much as $4 to just $1 each this year as strong seasonal conditions in Western Australia particularly created a bumper crop ... Gunn Agri bought the asset for a European institution with a mandate to invest in permanent Australian crops assets.
Plevna Downs East changes hands after 86 years
Scott Bates and family of Wallumbilla have paid $15.5 million for the fully exclusion fenced Plevna Downs East in south west Queensland, with the Augathella property selling at a record rate of $2,474 per hectare.
Packhorse Pastoral plans to rope in $1.5bn of cattle stations
Australian cattle property investment firm Packhorse Pastoral Company has opened its second fundraising as part of plans to buy $1.5 billion worth of rural agricultural land and build mass-scale land regeneration with carbon upside.

