Unveiling a festive opportunity for investors to fill their Christmas hamper with a diverse range of assets on offer at Burgess Rawson's final major investment portfolio auction event for 2023.

The spotlight of the event shines on the medical, pharmaceutical, and health sectors, boasting a premium selection spanning the eastern seaboard.

A standout feature is a trophy medical investment in Caringbah, NSW, leased to ForHealth at a net annual rental of $1,079,318. This strategic 1,438sqm investment is available on a renewed seven-year lease with options extending to 2044, showcasing a longstanding tenant history spanning 21-plus years. Yosh Mendis and Geoff Sinclair are handling the listing.

Additionally, the auction features a McDonald’s outlet in Yanchep, WA, with Beau Coulter and Jamie Perlinger reporting strong early interest. The asset offers a 20-year ground lease to the fast-food giant, yielding a current income of $186,149 annually with 3.8% annual increases.

The diverse portfolio extends to five early education centres, including Next Step Children in Tahmoor, Sydney, leased at $404,000 per annum, net. 

Other premium assets include supermarkets, convenience retail, government, office, industrial, large format retail, and a range of popular restaurants and cafes, such as Melbourne's iconic Hardware Société in the CBD.

Renowned for their resilience, these quality defensive assets remain highly sought-after. Investment Portfolio Auction event 165 promises to deliver one of the most eclectic assortments yet.

The event commences at the Opera House in Sydney at 10.30am AEDT on Tuesday 5^th December before heading to Crown Casino in Melbourne on Wednesday with the Brisbane event to be held at The Hilton at 10.30 AEST on Thursday 7.

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