Three ECEC freeholds on offer at Burgess Rawson’s upcoming August portfolio auction

Jason Roberts

Aug 05, 2024

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Burgess Rawson, the early childhood education and care (ECEC) focused real estate and business broker, has confirmed its August 2024 auction will include three centres at auction alongside three EOI opportunities.

“We are excited to present our August portfolio auction with three high quality ECEC services on offer alongside three EOIs,” Adam Thomas, Burgess Rawson Managing Director Queensland said.

“It has been a busy year for childcare real estate in 2024. Against all the odds the resilience shown by what has fast become a must have asset class has been remarkable.”

The Burgess Rawson August portfolio auction campaign sees a selection of high quality assets leased to leading early learning providers such as Goodstart Early Learning and Guardian Childcare and Education.

This month’s freeholds on offer, alongside a selection of freeholds offered via EOI are as follows:

Sydney Auction 6th August 2024:

Coogee, NSW – 44 place centre leased to Guardian Childcare and Education

Melbourne Auction 7th August 2024:

Lindisfarne, TAS – 82 place centre leased to Child’s Play Early Learning

Linden Park, SA – 37 place centre leased to Goodstart Early Learning

Expressions of Interest

Point Cook, Vic – 145 place centre leased to Guardian Childcare and Education

Reservoir, Vic – 120 place centre leased to Great Beginnings ELC

Parkhurst, QLD – 136 place centre leased to C&K

Bidding is available via phone, online or in-person at Burgess Rawson’s auction rooms at the Sydney Opera House on 6 August, Crown Casino Melbourne 7 August and the Hilton Hotel Brisbane on 8 August.

To review the auction click here.

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