A McDonald’s outlet in Melbourne’s south-east has sold for $4.714 million on a yield below 3 per cent, setting a record for the return that small-scale investors are willing to accept for a foot in the popular fast-food chain.
The super-low 2.78 per cent yield reflects the investor appetite for such assets, with the Hampton Park outlet selling about $1 million above the seller’s price hopes.
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Sarah Petty covers commercial and residential property markets for The Australian Financial Review, based in the Melbourne newsroom. Email Sarah at sarah.petty@afr.com