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FKP Property Group has exchanged an unconditional contract to sell 399 Lonsdale Street in Melbourne for $31.5 million, a 2 per cent premium to book value. Settlement is expected in early October 2013. Chief executive Geoff Grady said the sale was in line with FKP's move to become a pure retirement group.
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FKP Property Group has exchanged an unconditional contract to sell 399 Lonsdale Street in Melbourne for $31.5 million, a 2 per cent premium to book value. Settlement is expected in early October 2013. Chief executive Geoff Grady said the sale was in line with FKP's move to become a pure retirement group.
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Frequently Asked Questions about this Article…

FKP Property Group announced it exchanged an unconditional contract to sell 399 Lonsdale Street in Melbourne for $31.5 million, with settlement expected in early October 2013.

The agreed sale price is $31.5 million for the Melbourne property at 399 Lonsdale Street.

A 2% premium to book value means the $31.5 million sale price is 2% higher than the property’s recorded carrying value (book value) on FKP’s balance sheet.

Settlement for the sale is expected to take place in early October 2013.

FKP’s chief executive Geoff Grady said the sale is in line with the company’s strategy to become a pure retirement group, indicating the disposal supports that strategic shift.

FKP’s chief executive Geoff Grady commented, saying the sale of 399 Lonsdale Street was consistent with the company’s move to focus solely on retirement-related operations.

No. The article does not disclose the buyer’s identity or specify how FKP will use the sale proceeds—it only reports the price, premium to book value and the expected settlement timing.

According to the article, the disposal of 399 Lonsdale Street supports FKP’s broader strategy of becoming a pure retirement group, indicating a focus on retirement assets rather than commercial property holdings.