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“We have more than $110 million already invested in Darwin and we think the Northern Territory has an enormous next decade ahead of it.”

Sentinel's $4.5m buy... Investment firm's Darwin portfolio climbs past $115m - Sentinel FUND manager Sentinel Group Australia is planning big investments into housing in Sarina

“We’ll keep the homes for a couple of years and give the ability to people to buy the house. We need more quality homes. We have to create the right environment for people to live here.”

Big plans for Sarina - Sentinel FUND manager Sentinel Group Australia is planning big investments into housing in Sarina

“Mackay has been an important regional market in the national growth and success of Sentinel over the past decade and the company has tremendous confidence in the region’s economic future.”

Triple medical centre deal to provide healthy return - Sentinel A LEADING Queensland syndicator, Sentinel Group Australia, has increased its north Queensland portfolio to $250m with the purchase of three medical centres.

“The decision to sell was based on Sentinel’s strategy of buying at an opportune time and then selling based on our view of the market.”

Regional WA homemaker centre sells to Harvey Norman for $28.25m - Sentinel A homemaker centre in regional Western Australia has sold to Harvey Norman for $28.25 million, from Sentinel Group Australia

“We believe this was an excellent investment opportunity to secure a tenanted property with development upside only 1.5km from the Brisbane CBD and close to the multi-billion dollar Cross City Rail Project.”

Leaseback Attraction - Sentinel Sentinel Group Australia paid $4.05m for the two-level property facing 187 Wellington Road and 50-52 Manilla Street, East Brisbane

Without tooting our horn, too much... we have certainly hit the ground running this year, as we welcome new tenant, BIS Industries Group Ltd. into our newly developed industrial facility in Paget, Mackay.

The completion of 40 Gateway Drive brings our Mackay portfolio to approximately $120 million. Mr Ebert said ‘Sentinel is heavily invested in the Mackay region and has plans to expand the portfolio with a development pipeline of industrial projects worth approximately $42m proposed for Paget this year.’

The 6449sqm site is now home to a brand spankin’ new 2215sqm industrial facility that includes a 14m high workshop and 200sqm office space. ‘Considering the challenges posed in the COVID era, it’s a tremendous achievement to have a lease deal negotiated in the middle of a national lockdown period. It is a testament to the strength of the market in Mackay’ says Mr Ebert.

It’s not just the Mackay market we have to thank for bringing this 6 month long project across the line. It was passionately driven by our in-house Development and Project Management teams alongside Woollam and of course, there would be no project as great, without the assistance of Sentinel Law and Sentinel Capital Finance.

“Sentinel has more than $100m of assets in Townsville and we are looking for more to add to our portfolio.”

Sentinel ramps up Townsville exposure - Sentinel Sentinel Property Group paid $4.63m for the office/ warehouse at 99-109 Crocodile Crescent, Mount St John.

“Cities such as Mackay are the envy of the rest of the nation with low unemployment and residential vacancy rates, while Townsville has fared better through the pandemic than capital cities.”

Sentinel shines up north - Sentinel A LEADING Queensland syndicator has boosted its growing industrial portfolio in the state’s north with the purchase of two key assets in Townsville and Mackay worth more than $10m. Sentinel Property Group chief executive Warren Ebert said the company has invested heavily in North Queensland which ...

Sentinel Property Group has acquired its first asset in Queensland’s largest inland city.

Mr Ebert said the property will go into the Sentinel Industrial Trust which has a portfolio of assets from Mackay, Townsville, Brisbane, Mayfield in Newcastle and Tuggerah on the NSW Central Coast.

Sentinel executive chairman and chief investment officer Warren Ebert said “the Toowoomba region has a significant development pipeline, with almost $600m worth of infrastructure, commercial, industrial and residential projects having commenced in the first half of 2021.”

https://www.sentinelpg.com.au/in-the-press/toowoomba-growth-story-attracts-sentinels-interest/

Toowoomba growth story attracts Sentinel’s interest - Sentinel SENTINEL Property Group has acquired its first asset in Queensland’s largest inland city. The syndicator, with more that $1.3bn in assets under management, paid $11m for a multi-tenanted warehouse/office complex at 7-9 Gardner Crt, Wilsonton, in a major industrial precinct in Toowoomba. The proper...

This week we have acquired another shopping centre to our growing portfolio - Moranbah Fair Shopping Centre.

Executive chairman Warren Ebert said Moranbah was a key town in the Isaac region in central Queensland which has a growing economy associated with essential commodities such as mining and agriculture. “The Isaac region is underpinned by about 24 operational mines, producing 42% of Queensland’s saleable coal. The recently approved $1bn Olives Down coal mine project about 40km south of Moranbah and will create more than 1500 local jobs, generating more than $8bn to the local economy and more than $10bn to Queensland’s economy.”

The Centre anchored by Coles which is the only full-line supermarket within 160km. The shopping centre also includes a freestanding KFC pad site and 16 specialty shops including Telstra, The Reject Shop, TSG and Priceline.

https://www.sentinelpg.com.au/in-the-press/regions-suit-syndicator/

Scarborough House, a 14-level A-grade office building in the Woden Town Centre, will be part of the Sentinel Regional Office Trust, which also holds assets in Townsville, Cairns, Brisbane, Darwin and Newcastle.

Executive Chairman Warren Ebert said Scarborough House represented a highly desirable investment opportunity. “Nationally, there continues to be strong investor demand for quality office assets, which has been driven by low interest rates and pent-up investor demand,” he said. “The Canberra office market has seen robust positive net absorption tightening the vacancy rate to 7.6 per cent which is down from 8.2 per cent last quarter. This is the lowest headline vacancy figure in almost 12 years.”

https://www.sentinelpg.com.au/in-the-press/sentinel-pays-83m-for-covid-response-hq/