Davistown restaurant leased

A restaurant on the waterfront at 1 Restella Avenue, Davistown has been leased to a new operator from Sydney who will trade as The Caspian Mediterranean Restaurant.

Terms of lease for the 370sqm space are 3

Leasings

Fire protection company leases at Tuggerah

A fire protection company, Applied Fire Protection and Maintenance has leased Unit 4, 12 Reliance Drive, Tuggerah Business Park.

Terms of lease for the 145sqm unit are 3 years with no option at a rental of $65,000 per annum plus Outgoings and GST.

Ben Purdue from LJ Hooker Commercial Terrigal negotiated the lease.

Health and fitness business leases at Fountaindale

A health and fitness business has leased

For Sale

Locksmith and Architectural Hardware – Avoca Beach

PRICE ON APPLICATION

This quality locally owned and managed business has been successfully operated by the same owner for over 36 years and is offered for sale for the first time as the owner wishes to retire. The business enjoys an enviable reputation for locking systems and door furniture and is a major supplier of residential and commercial architectural hardware across the Central Coast and throughout Australia working with architects, builders and the general public.

Turnover $900,000+ including Online turnover

The current owner will continue to support the new owner

Contact: Derek – 0412 437 327 years with no option at a rental of $50,000 net per annum for the 1st year, $60,000 net per annum for 2nd year and 3rd year $65,000 net per annum all plus GST.

Ben Purdue from LJ Hooker Commercial Terrigal negotiated the lease.

Factory A, ½ Catamaran Road, Fountaindale for 5 years plus 5 year option at a rental of $130,000 per annum net plus GST.

The building comprises office, factory and holding yard with 400sqm office space over 2 levels and 576sqm warehouse with holding yard/hardstand of 900sqm.

Ben Purdue from LJ Hooker Commercial Terrigal negotiated the lease.

Tobacconists lease at Ourimbah and Wyong

Tobacconists have leased a 56sqm retail shop in a village neighbourhood centre at 34-48 Cutler Avenue, Wyong.

Terms of lease for the 56 sqm shop are 7 years with 5 year option at a rental of $60,00 per annum plus Outgoings and GST.

King of the Pack Tobacconist has Shop 1 at 39 Pacific Highway, Ourimbah in the Ourimbah shopping strip.

Terms of lease for the 70sqm space are 2 years with 5 year option at a rental of $20,800 per annum plus Outgoings and GST

Ben Purdue from LJ Hooker Commercial Terrigal negotiated the lease.

Shops leased in Karalta Road Erina

Ben Purdue from LJ Hooker Commercial Terrigal reports that he has leased two shops in the 8 Karalta Road Erina retail/ commercial precinct.

Shop 6 of $102sqm has been leased to a bridal business for 5 years plus 5 year option at a rental of $36,000 per annum including Outgoings and GST.

Compass Pilates Studio has leased Shop 8 of 102sqm for 3 years with 2 x 3 year options at a rental of $36,000 per annum including Outgoings plus GST.

Accountant leases in Highpoint Erina

Accountants, Crowe Consulting have leased a 62 sqm office suite in the Highpoint Building, 257-259 The Entrance Road, Erina.

Terms of lease are 3 year with 3 year option at a rental of $22,875 per annum plus Outgoing and GST.

Jaimy Vegter from DiJones Commercial Central Coast negotiated the lease.

A surgeon, an accountant and a lawyer were arguing about which of them was practicing the oldest profession. The surgeon said “God created Eve from Adam’s rib. Obviously, God is a surgeon, so medicine is the oldest profession.” The Accountant protested, “Before God created Eve from Adam’s rib, He created an orderly universe from chaos. That clearly shows that God was an accountant before He was a surgeon. Accounting, then, has to be the oldest profession.” The lawyer sat for a moment wryly smiling, looking at the surgeon and the accountant. “That may be true,” the lawyer said shrugging his shoulders, “but who created the chaos?”

I quit my posiiton as a scuba diving instructor the first day on the job.

Deep down, I realised it wasn’t for me.

A young man joins a large corporation as a trainee.

On his very first day at work, he dials the canteen and shouts into the phone, “get me a coffee, quickly.”

The voice on the other end of the phone responded, “You fool you have dialled the wrong extension. Do you know who you are talking to.”

“No,” replied the trainee.

“It’s the CEO of the company, you fool.”

The trainee shouts back, “And do you know who you are talking to you fool?”

“No,” replied the CEO indignantly.

“Good!” replied the trainee and puts down the phone.

Yesterday I drank a bottle of invisible ink. I was in hospital all night waiting to be seen.

You know you are getting old when the candles cost more than the cake.

Two scientists are studying how far frogs can jump. Their first step was to teach a frog to jump on command. This completed, they yelled jump, and the frog jumped 8 meters. Considering what effect each leg had, they then amputated one leg and yelled jump again.

The frog jumped 6 meters. After noting this, they amputated a second leg. After yelling jump, the frog jumps 4 meters. This was such an interesting result that they went on to amputate a third leg. This time, the frog was only able to leap 2 meters.

Feeling a breakthrough was coming, they amputated the last leg. Despite yelling jump repeatedly, the frog wouldn’t move. Their conclusions were that amputation of more than 3 legs causes deafness in frogs.]

Three engineers who were riding in a car, went down a hill, and crashed.

One, a mechanical engineer said, “It must be the brakes. Let me check ‘em out.”

The electrical engineer said, “I think it was something in the electrical system. Let me check it out.”

Finally the software engineer said, “Let’s push it back up the hill and run it again.”

“The surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe is that it has never tried to contact us.”

As my wife and I prepared for our garage sale, I came across a painting. Looking at the back, I discovered that I had written “To my beautiful wife on our fifth anniversary. I love you … Keith.” Feeling nostalgic about a gift I’d given her 25 years earlier, I showed it to her, thinking we should rehang the picture. After gazing at my message for a few seconds, she replied, “You know, I think a black marker would cover over all that so that we could sell it.”

It was getting close to my wife’s birthday. She was looking at herself in the mirror. I asked her what she’d like for her birthday. She sighed and said I’d like to be eight again... On the morning of her birthday, I woke up early and made her a nice big bowl of coco pops. I then took her on a special trip to Legoland. On the way home we stopped at McDonald’s where I got her a Happy Meal. We then went to the cinema where they were playing old Disney movies. I got her a large Slush Puppie iced drink and a bag of popcorn. After the movie we walked home in the rain. I got her to jump into the puddles. I then surprised her with a nice pink bunny rabbit birthday cake. She was shattered as she fell into bed. “How was it being eight again” I asked thinking I’d smashed it. “I meant my dress size! You nutter” she replied.

Quote of the month

“Stay away from negative people. They have a problem for every solution.”

Albert Einstein