建于1889年的克利夫顿山皇家酒店近日重新上市，这是该物业四十年来首次进入市场[1]。位于Spensley Street 35-41号的这栋建筑占地736平方米，现拥有29间出租房间[1]。古迪克家族自1985年起拥有该酒店[1]，但在2019年提出的五层公寓开发计划因邻居反对而告吹[1]。拍卖代理预期该酒店的成交价将在500万澳元中段[1]。
与此同时，墨尔本多个地区的商业地产交易频繁进行。Yorkshire Stingo Hotel以250万澳元成交，实现3.82%的收益率[1]。唐人街172-176 Little Bourke Street物业以611万澳元完成交易[1]，该地区的空置率在过去一年内从6.6%下降至3.5%[1]。在Armadale High Street，1113-1121号物业的卖家于1996年以345万澳元购入，现正寻求约1350万澳元的成交价[1]。这一系列交易反映出墨尔本商业地产市场的持续活跃态势。
The Royal Hotel in Melbourne's Clifton Hill precinct has been listed for sale for the first time in forty years, marking a significant shift in the area's property market [1]. Built in 1889 and located at 35-41 Spensley Street, the heritage venue occupies 736 square meters and features 29 rental rooms [1]. The Goodick family, who purchased the hotel in 1985, had proposed a five-storey apartment development project in 2019, but the plan was abandoned following neighbour opposition [1]. Colliers agents handling the sale are expecting the property to achieve a mid-range price of around A$5 million [1].
The listing reflects broader activity across Melbourne's commercial real estate sector. The Yorkshire Stingo Hotel sold for A$2.5 million, achieving a yield of 3.82 percent [1], while a Chinatown property at 172-176 Little Bourke Street changed hands for A$6.11 million [1]. The Chinatown vacancy rate has improved substantially, declining from 6.6 percent to 3.5 percent over the past year [1]. Additionally, a high-street property in Armadale at numbers 1113-1121, originally purchased by its current owner for A$3.45 million in 1996, is now being offered at an asking price of approximately A$13.5 million [1].