❓ WA Parliament QoN regarding the sale and costs associated with Central Park Plaza. The Minister provides some financial details but declines to disclose leasing costs due to potential prejudice to future negotiations.
AnsweredQoN 1427Legislative Council
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I refer the minister to reports of a sale of a half ownership in Central Park Plaza. (1) Who is the buyer and what is the sale price for the half ownership? (2) What was the original construction cost of the Central Park building? (3) Were there additional costs, including land purchasing, associated with the building of Central Park? If so, please provide details. (4) What is the average per square metre leasing charge at Central Park? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS
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(1) Perron Investments Pty Ltd for $150 million. (2) As at 30 June 1993, the development cost for Central Park, including land purchase, construction costs and joint venture car park developments, was $359 408 887 with a future capital development commitment of $627 000. (3) See answer (2). (4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
(1) Who is the buyer and what is the sale price for the half ownership? (2) What was the original construction cost of the Central Park building? (3) Were there additional costs, including land purchasing, associated with the building of Central Park? If so, please provide details. (4) What is the average per square metre leasing charge at Central Park? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: (1) Perron Investments Pty Ltd for $150 million. (2) As at 30 June 1993, the development cost for Central Park, including land purchase, construction costs and joint venture car park developments, was $359 408 887 with a future capital development commitment of $627 000. (3) See answer (2). (4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
(2) What was the original construction cost of the Central Park building? (3) Were there additional costs, including land purchasing, associated with the building of Central Park? If so, please provide details. (4) What is the average per square metre leasing charge at Central Park? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: (1) Perron Investments Pty Ltd for $150 million. (2) As at 30 June 1993, the development cost for Central Park, including land purchase, construction costs and joint venture car park developments, was $359 408 887 with a future capital development commitment of $627 000. (3) See answer (2). (4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
(3) Were there additional costs, including land purchasing, associated with the building of Central Park? If so, please provide details. (4) What is the average per square metre leasing charge at Central Park? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: (1) Perron Investments Pty Ltd for $150 million. (2) As at 30 June 1993, the development cost for Central Park, including land purchase, construction costs and joint venture car park developments, was $359 408 887 with a future capital development commitment of $627 000. (3) See answer (2). (4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
(4) What is the average per square metre leasing charge at Central Park? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: (1) Perron Investments Pty Ltd for $150 million. (2) As at 30 June 1993, the development cost for Central Park, including land purchase, construction costs and joint venture car park developments, was $359 408 887 with a future capital development commitment of $627 000. (3) See answer (2). (4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: (1) Perron Investments Pty Ltd for $150 million. (2) As at 30 June 1993, the development cost for Central Park, including land purchase, construction costs and joint venture car park developments, was $359 408 887 with a future capital development commitment of $627 000. (3) See answer (2). (4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
(1) Perron Investments Pty Ltd for $150 million. (2) As at 30 June 1993, the development cost for Central Park, including land purchase, construction costs and joint venture car park developments, was $359 408 887 with a future capital development commitment of $627 000. (3) See answer (2). (4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
(2) As at 30 June 1993, the development cost for Central Park, including land purchase, construction costs and joint venture car park developments, was $359 408 887 with a future capital development commitment of $627 000. (3) See answer (2). (4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
(3) See answer (2). (4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
(4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
(1) Who is the buyer and what is the sale price for the half ownership? (2) What was the original construction cost of the Central Park building? (3) Were there additional costs, including land purchasing, associated with the building of Central Park? If so, please provide details. (4) What is the average per square metre leasing charge at Central Park? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: (1) Perron Investments Pty Ltd for $150 million. (2) As at 30 June 1993, the development cost for Central Park, including land purchase, construction costs and joint venture car park developments, was $359 408 887 with a future capital development commitment of $627 000. (3) See answer (2). (4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
(2) What was the original construction cost of the Central Park building? (3) Were there additional costs, including land purchasing, associated with the building of Central Park? If so, please provide details. (4) What is the average per square metre leasing charge at Central Park? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: (1) Perron Investments Pty Ltd for $150 million. (2) As at 30 June 1993, the development cost for Central Park, including land purchase, construction costs and joint venture car park developments, was $359 408 887 with a future capital development commitment of $627 000. (3) See answer (2). (4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
(3) Were there additional costs, including land purchasing, associated with the building of Central Park? If so, please provide details. (4) What is the average per square metre leasing charge at Central Park? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: (1) Perron Investments Pty Ltd for $150 million. (2) As at 30 June 1993, the development cost for Central Park, including land purchase, construction costs and joint venture car park developments, was $359 408 887 with a future capital development commitment of $627 000. (3) See answer (2). (4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
(4) What is the average per square metre leasing charge at Central Park? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: (1) Perron Investments Pty Ltd for $150 million. (2) As at 30 June 1993, the development cost for Central Park, including land purchase, construction costs and joint venture car park developments, was $359 408 887 with a future capital development commitment of $627 000. (3) See answer (2). (4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: (1) Perron Investments Pty Ltd for $150 million. (2) As at 30 June 1993, the development cost for Central Park, including land purchase, construction costs and joint venture car park developments, was $359 408 887 with a future capital development commitment of $627 000. (3) See answer (2). (4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
(1) Perron Investments Pty Ltd for $150 million. (2) As at 30 June 1993, the development cost for Central Park, including land purchase, construction costs and joint venture car park developments, was $359 408 887 with a future capital development commitment of $627 000. (3) See answer (2). (4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
(2) As at 30 June 1993, the development cost for Central Park, including land purchase, construction costs and joint venture car park developments, was $359 408 887 with a future capital development commitment of $627 000. (3) See answer (2). (4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
(3) See answer (2). (4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
(4) I am advised by the chief executive officer of the Government Employees Superannuation Board that disclosure of leasing cost information may prejudice future leasing negotiations with current and prospective tenants and may also prejudice the current sale process for the remainder of Central Park. When that information can be provided in such a way that the matters raised by the CEO of the GESB can be satisfied, I will inform the honourable member.
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