Burgess Rawson

Burgess Rawson

Real Estate

Melbourne, Victoria 6,448 followers

Market leading full service commercial agency helping clients create wealth at every step of their property journey.

About us

Burgess Rawson provides a full range of commercial real estate services to national and local clients. Broadly, our core business comprises, sales, leasing, valuations, asset management and consultancy. Since inception in 1975, we have expanded our operations across Australia, with an interstate network of offices as well as international and regional affiliations. We are the largest locally owned commercial agency in Australia. Our offices are all owned by the principals in each state providing clients with direct access to decision makers and a highly motivated and stable operation. Our emphasis on long-term relationships is particularly important. Our national network of offices in Brisbane, Canberra, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney are consistently performing cross border transactions and are in communication on a daily basis. Our clients see this as a distinct advantage in comparison to other commercial real estate agencies who cannot offer the same highly coordinated national approach. Highly regarded, Burgess Rawson is engaged by a broad range of clients from small private investors to large public corporations such as Wesfarmers, Woolworths, Charter Hall, National Australia Bank, ANZ, Landcorp and KordaMentha. In addition to property sales and leasing Burgess Rawson also manages investments on behalf of clients and offers professional valuation services and consultancy with an emphasis on commercial, industrial and retail sectors.

Website
http://www.burgessrawson.com.au
Industry
Real Estate
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Melbourne, Victoria
Type
Privately Held
Founded
1975
Specialties
Investment Sales, Commercial & Industrial, Property Management, Property Financial Management, Valuation & Professional Services, Residential, Office Leasing, Retail, Showroom & Bulky Goods, Hospitality Tourism & Leisure, Land Subdivision & Special Projects, and Auction

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    Our favorite Mexican-inspired go-to, Guzman y Gomez Mexican Kitchen (GyG), continues to kick goals both on the plate and in the investment world. GyG’s popularity only grows with shares reaching a record high of $35. The fast-food chain's IPO, one of the share market's hottest this year, floated on June 20 at $22 per share, marking a 59% increase. GyG started the new financial year strong, with same-store sales up 7.4%, surpassing the prospectus forecast of 4.8%. Key financial highlights include: Network sales: $959.7 million, up 26.4% YoY, and 0.6% higher than prospectus. Revenue: $342.2 million, up 32.1% YoY, and 0.7% higher than prospectus. Underlying/pro forma EBITDA: $44.8 million, a 52.9% increase, and 4.1% better than prospectus. Underlying/pro forma NPAT: $5.7 million, a 94.1% jump, and 71.2% better than prospectus. In terms of geographic performance, Australian network sales rose 27.3% to $894.6 million, Singapore saw a 7.5% increase to $46.4 million, and Japan experienced a 12.3% growth to $7.9 million. Comparable sales growth was 8.1%, with #Australia leading the charge, particularly with an 18% growth in breakfast sales. Corporate restaurant profit rose 59.5% to $48.6 million, with the restaurant margin improving from 14.4% to 17.4%. GyG’s Australian restaurant pipeline remains strong, with 91 sites in development and 46 restaurants approved by the board. Early results in FY25 show comparable sales growth of 7.4%, exceeding expectations. GyG is clearly performing well, having exceeded its FY24 forecasts. However, the current valuation already reflects anticipated future success. Read more: https://loom.ly/ly6i1aM Sound like something you could capitalise on? Why not now? Burgess Rawson has recently brought to market two unmissable GyG investment opportunities, both located in booming locations and boasting brand new 20 year leases with options. Guzman y Gomez Wollongong NSW - https://loom.ly/RO9lXi4 Guzman y Gomez Newcastle NSW - https://loom.ly/_savdAQ Yosh Mendis Rhys Parker Kieran Bourke Flynn McFall #GYG #FastFood #Investment #PropertyInvestment #CommercialProperty #CommercialRealEstate #BurgessRawson #Wealth #RealEstate #InvestmentOpportunity #ASX

    Guzman y Gomez is nearly a $4b company

    Guzman y Gomez is nearly a $4b company

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    Discover our outstanding selection of large format retail properties, featuring premium investment options with high-profile, nationally recognised brands such as BCF, Best & Less, Supercheap Auto, Salvos Store, Original Mattress Factory, and Pets Domain. Burgess Rawson is proud to present this diverse array of prime large format retail assets, perfect for enhancing your investment strategy. We are excited to showcase exceptional investment opportunities across the nation, with properties ensuring a secure and stable investment. Check out our September Portfolio Collection to view these listings or read more in our latest Portfolio Magazine. https://loom.ly/knugFjE #BurgessRawson #CommercialRealEstate #CommercialProperty #Property #Investment #InvestmentProperty #realestate #sales #wealth #investor

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    Join us this September, don't miss out on another one of this year's most anticipated Portfolio Auction Events, featuring an extensive range of asset classes and properties across prime locations nationwide. With a vast array of asset classes and properties available across various locations nationwide, there's something for every investor. Featuring properties from nationally recognised tenants including Bridgestone, Cellarbrations, Foodworks, Ozmosis, 7-Eleven, Hungry Jack's and Pet's Domain, we offer an unparalleled selection of brands across all asset types. Whether you're looking for in-auction opportunities or expression of interest investments, ranging from $650,000 to over $15 million, we have a property to cater to every investor's budget and goals. You won’t want to miss out on this exceptional opportunity! Key September Portfolio Campaign Dates: Sydney: Tuesday 17 September, Opera House Melbourne: Wednesday 18 September, Crown Casino Brisbane: Thursday 19 September, Hilton Hotel Expression of Interest Campaigns closing between 11 September and 3 October. Click this link to view our upcoming collection: https://loom.ly/knugFjE #BurgessRawson #CommercialRealEstate #CommercialProperty #Property #Investment #InvestmentProperty #realestate #sales #wealth #investor #PortfolioAuction #InvestmentOpportunities #RealEstateInvesting

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    I often find myself telling buyers who question the future of convenience retail, ‘If our federal government struggled to roll out the NBN, how can we expect them to effectively upgrade the grid for electric vehicles?’

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    Grid limitations are forcing Ampol, one of Australia’s largest retailers, to drastically scale back its number of electric vehicle chargers. As reported in the AFR, the company's CEO, Matt Halliday, explained that expanding the number of charging bays from 92 to 300 by the end of the year is not feasible because of challenges connecting chargers to an already strained grid, which is struggling to accommodate the surge in renewable energy generation. Halliday further noted that the development of the EV fast-charging network is progressing more slowly than anticipated, primarily due to difficulties in grid connection across Australia. Ampol currently has a pipeline of about 100 bays awaiting grid connection or under construction in Australia and New Zealand. He highlighted that despite significant discussions around generation, firming, and transmission infrastructure, the existing distribution grid is not equipped for large-scale electrification, presenting numerous constraints that need resolution. As we continue to see similar scenarios play out in the effort to move towards renewable energy, the continued critical role of traditional service stations in ensuring reliable access to fuel across the country can't be ignored. With the complexities of transitioning to electric vehicles, well-located fuel stations remain a vital part of Australia's energy infrastructure. As investors seek resilient assets, demand remains stable for convenience retail properties that continue to offer reliable returns in an evolving market. The government's ambitions for the majority of new car sales to be electric by 2030 are being threatened by slowing EV sales, with more motorists opting for hybrid vehicles instead. Hybrid sales have surged, while battery electric vehicles, like those made by Tesla, have seen a slight decline in market share. This shift further highlights the ongoing relevance of traditional fuel stations, making them a secure and strategic investment choice for the future. Read more >> https://loom.ly/cZwpowM #Ampol #EV #Fuel #BurgessRawson #Energy #reneableEnergy #Tesla #Toyota #BP #Shell #Petrol #ThoughtLeaders #IndustryInsights

    Power grid foils Ampol’s big EV charger plans

    Power grid foils Ampol’s big EV charger plans

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    Grid limitations are forcing Ampol, one of Australia’s largest retailers, to drastically scale back its number of electric vehicle chargers. As reported in the AFR, the company's CEO, Matt Halliday, explained that expanding the number of charging bays from 92 to 300 by the end of the year is not feasible because of challenges connecting chargers to an already strained grid, which is struggling to accommodate the surge in renewable energy generation. Halliday further noted that the development of the EV fast-charging network is progressing more slowly than anticipated, primarily due to difficulties in grid connection across Australia. Ampol currently has a pipeline of about 100 bays awaiting grid connection or under construction in Australia and New Zealand. He highlighted that despite significant discussions around generation, firming, and transmission infrastructure, the existing distribution grid is not equipped for large-scale electrification, presenting numerous constraints that need resolution. As we continue to see similar scenarios play out in the effort to move towards renewable energy, the continued critical role of traditional service stations in ensuring reliable access to fuel across the country can't be ignored. With the complexities of transitioning to electric vehicles, well-located fuel stations remain a vital part of Australia's energy infrastructure. As investors seek resilient assets, demand remains stable for convenience retail properties that continue to offer reliable returns in an evolving market. The government's ambitions for the majority of new car sales to be electric by 2030 are being threatened by slowing EV sales, with more motorists opting for hybrid vehicles instead. Hybrid sales have surged, while battery electric vehicles, like those made by Tesla, have seen a slight decline in market share. This shift further highlights the ongoing relevance of traditional fuel stations, making them a secure and strategic investment choice for the future. Read more >> https://loom.ly/cZwpowM #Ampol #EV #Fuel #BurgessRawson #Energy #reneableEnergy #Tesla #Toyota #BP #Shell #Petrol #ThoughtLeaders #IndustryInsights

    Power grid foils Ampol’s big EV charger plans

    Power grid foils Ampol’s big EV charger plans

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    Missed out at our latest Portfolio Auction? Don’t miss out on our Expressions of Interest Campaigns, closing soon! Secure your next investment property, and choose from a range of highly sought-after asset classes including early education, government, retail, and fast-food. Contact our sales team today to learn more about the opportunities available.   Whether it's your first investment property or you’re expanding your current portfolio, you won’t want to miss out.    Visit https://loom.ly/taGY_Js to explore our offerings.   #ExpressionsOfInterest #InvestmentOpportunity #DreamProperty #ActNow #BurgessRawson Join us at our next portfolio auction, featuring premier assets alongside fast food, convenience retail, and early education offerings.

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    Thank you Larry Schlesinger for the amazing insights in the Australian Financial Review. Following the success of our Sydney portfolio auction event, which was highlighted for allowing Brisbane-based developer to turn a vacant Bunnings warehouse into real estate gold. Our valued client sold all five fast food outlets in a redeveloped retail centre for $37.75 million to private investors this week. Yosh Mendis played a pivotal role in the successful sale of the Bayview retail portfolio, which included fast food outlets that were in high demand. As a marketer for the portfolio, Mendis highlighted that all buyers were local private investors, and he attributed the strong sales results to the stability of interest rates and the instability in other investment markets. “People who have invested in shares and other financial vehicles have turned to commercial real estate with long-term leases, where they know the rent they will earn from day one,’ he'd said. Mendis emphasised that fast food assets are particularly valuable in the commercial property market, citing their long-term, landlord-friendly leases, guaranteed rental growth, low-risk income profiles, and minimal management requirements as key factors driving record low yields and insatiable demand. “It’s rare to find fast food opportunities within larger retail precincts, and the demand we saw far outstrips supply,” Mendis added. This strong demand and the portfolio’s successful sales underscore the value and stability that commercial real estate offers in today’s market. https://loom.ly/xgRlWJA #BurgessRawson #CommercialRealEstate #CommercialProperty #Property #Investment #InvestmentProperty #realestate #sales #wealth #investor #AFR #portfolio #hungryjacks #mcdonalds #starbucks #liquorland #dominos #oporto

    Developer cashes in as investors spend $38m on fast food

    Developer cashes in as investors spend $38m on fast food

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    Burgess Rawson’s Portfolio Auction Event 170 set an outstanding new benchmark with a remarkable $131 million in transactions over the course of three days. This event, the most significant of its kind in recent years, showcased the agency's ability to deliver exceptional results and attract high-value investments.   The auction garnered fierce competition, especially in the fast-food and early education sectors, attracting more than 150 registered bidders and reaching a blended yield of 5.17% in Sydney.   Early education, fast food, liquor, and medical assets all emerged as the winners, following numerous bidding wars between domestic and international buyers.   In Queensland, the standout sale was a KFC in Bundaberg West, which attracted vigorous bidding before selling for $4.55 million on a tight yield of 4.87%. At Mount Louisa, an asset leased to United, Red Rooster and Domino’s transacted for an astounding 7.8 million.    The stellar results highlight Burgess Rawson's impressive track record driven by strong investor demand. #portfolioauction #BurgessRawson #CommercialRealEstate #CommercialProperty #Property #Investment #InvestmentProperty #realestate #sales #wealth #investor

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    Our August Portfolio Auction in Melbourne today was a resounding success, with standing room only at Crown’s River Room and yields from as low as 3.11% achieved - breaking multiple records. Early education, liquor and medical assets were winners, following multiple bidding wars between onshore and international buyers. A standout result was the sale of Goodstart Early Learning in Linden Park SA, transacting for $2,230,000 reflecting a yield of 3.11% - a record low for South Australia. Liquorland in Hallam VIC was up next, selling for $1,705,000 on a yield of 4.9%. Over the last two days, more than 2900 people tuned in to watch our events, proving that Burgess Rawson auctions continue to be the litmus test of the commercial property market. It’s evident that investors are turning to the stability and security that commercial property offers. While the stock market has been volatile, even with recent rebounds following the RBA’s decision to keep interest rates unchanged, commercial real estate continues to be the investment class of choice, demonstrating its durability. No matter your budget or investment goals, Burgess Rawson offers an asset that aligns with your financial strategy. If you missed today’s auction, there's still time to register for Brisbane’s event tomorrow. Head to https://lnkd.in/g67ifUux to register before 9am, or watch the auction live from 10:30am. Yosh Mendis Beau Coulter #portfolioauction #BurgessRawson #CommercialRealEstate #CommercialProperty #Property #Investment #InvestmentProperty #realestate #sales #wealth #investor #liquorland #goodstartearlylearning #lakeimaging #mercyhealth

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