Watch Tom Patrick, Head of Healthcare Property, as he discusses Barwon’s perspective on the emerging Specialist Disability Accommodation and Healthcare Property sectors with Marcello Caspani-Muto from CBRE.
Plans to build a $100m eight-storey private hospital and health facility in the heart of the new Maroochydore CBD project by 2023 have been unveiled. The bold vision was designed to offer residents a one-stop shop for medical needs. The development application lodged by Barwon Investment Partners this week proposes to build a medical and
Barwon Investment Partners has lodged plans for a $100-million, 10-storey surgical hospital in the emerging Maroochydore CBD. It is the second significant project announced in as many days for the burgeoning town centre after Walker Corp filed plans for a 15-storey commercial building nearby. The Sunshine Coast economy has grown 3.5 per cent each year
Barwon Investment Partners has capped off a run of deals with its acquisition of a St Kilda Road office tower on the Melbourne CBD fringe, after raising $480 million for its healthcare real estate funds. The purchase of 607 St Kilda Road for around $75 million is the latest in a $648 million haul of assets
It was great to have Rob Morrison and Sophie Monsour contribute to Wattle Partners Market Thinkers Series on Income Diversification through Property. In this podcast, Rob and Sophie discussed the growing importance of both income and capital diversification when building portfolios for retirement.
Barwon is pleased to announce that in November 2021, the Barwon Healthcare Property Fund (BHPF) acquired three medical consulting strata suites within the Monash Specialist Centre in Clayton, Victoria for a purchase price of $5.3m. The suites are fully tenanted by I-Med Radiology and are co-located in the same building as Sir John Monash Private
Property development in the healthcare sector is experiencing significant growth, as both the public and private sectors recognise the rising need for more effective models of care to service medical precincts. At the same time, investors are increasingly looking for quality healthcare assets due to low interest rates and the long-term, resilient income this sector
Healthcare was once the province of investors looking for exposure to a defensive asset class and a more diverse yield spread. But the sector has recorded its biggest year of transactions as more institutional investors entered the fray and surging levels of liquidity flooded the market. And while Covid-19 ravaged the world, it also highlighted
Forza Capital has sold Barwon Investment Partners a South Brisbane healthcare centre for $34.7 million. The Melbourne based vendor paid $23.65m for the asset, 55 Russell Street, in early 2019. With 50 car parks and 4081 square metres of A-grade office space, the triple storey building is fully occupied by three state government departments including
Forza Capital has flipped a Brisbane office investment it bought two years ago, making a 47 per cent capital gain on the transaction. Barwon Investment Partners bought the three-level building at 55 Russell Street, South Brisbane, for $34.7 million on a yield of 5 per cent. Barwon Investment Partners has bought this South Brisbane office
