Commercial Property Funds Since 2003

Anchored bythe Everyday.

We buy, manage and grow Australian shopping centres anchored by supermarkets and essential services, for wholesale, SMSF and private investors who want income from the shopping people do every week.

Investing Since
2003
Portfolio Managed
$191M
Development Pipeline
$145M
Brickworks Marketplace in Torrensville, Adelaide: the heritage Hallett and Son kiln chimney beside the centre pylon listing Woolworths, Big W, Dan Murphy's and Tony and Mark's
Brickworks Marketplace, Adelaide Occupancy96% WALE by area7.8 yrs Visits a year2.12M

Anchors and Majors Across Our Centres

  • Woolworths
  • Coles
  • Big W
  • Dan Murphy’s
  • BWS
  • Tony & Mark’s

Our Funds

Funds Built Around the Weekly Shop

Each fund owns centres anchored by national supermarkets and essential retailers. Request the Information Memorandum for the full detail, fees and risks.

Woolworths at Brickworks Marketplace at golden hour, with the kiln chimney behind

Single AssetWholesale

Brickworks Marketplace Fund

An $85M sub-regional centre in Torrensville, 2.4 km from the Adelaide CBD.

Targeted 7-Year IRR
11.35%
Targeted Cash Return
6.07%
Occupancy
96%
WALE by Area
7.8 yrs

Anchors Woolworths, Big W and Dan Murphy’s, with 40 specialty stores

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The Yanchep Central sign against a clear sky in Yanchep, north of Perth

Open-EndedWholesale

Diversified Essential Services Fund

$106M of neighbourhood centres at Yanchep and Carnarvon in Western Australia.

Targeted Net Distribution
6.05%
Distributions Paid
Monthly
Minimum Investment
$50,000
Assets Held
$106M

Anchors Woolworths, Coles and BWS, on long leases

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Figures from FRP Capital’s fund pages. Targeted returns are not forecasts or guarantees; returns may be lower and capital is at risk. Both funds are for wholesale investors only, under an Information Memorandum.

How It Works

Follow the Weekly Shop

How a supermarket-anchored centre turns everyday spending into income, using Brickworks Marketplace’s numbers.

A family doing their shopping at Tony and Mark's fresh produce, Brickworks Marketplace

2.12MVisits a year

Groceries, medicine and everyday essentials are bought week in, week out. Shoppers spend $110M a year at Brickworks Marketplace.

MAT Moving annual turnover: a centre’s sales over the last 12 months.

3National anchors

Woolworths, Big W and Dan Murphy’s bring people in. Forty specialty stores trade on the traffic they create.

Anchor The major retailer a centre is planned around, usually on its longest lease.

7.8 yrsWALE by area

Tenants pay rent under long leases with regular reviews, and 96% of the centre is leased.

WALE Weighted average lease expiry: the average time left on a centre’s leases.

6.07%Targeted cash return

After running costs and interest, net rent is paid to investors. Leasing, development and, in time, a sale can add capital growth.

IRR Internal rate of return: the yearly return over an investment’s life, income and capital together.

Brickworks Marketplace Fund figures from FRP’s fund page. Targets are not guaranteed.

Aerial view of the 838 Marion Road large format retail centre in Marion, Adelaide
838 Marion Road, Marion SA. Sold in 2024.

Track Record

From Purchase to Payout

In 2019 we opened the 838 Marion Road Fund to buy a large format retail centre in Adelaide’s south. We secured national tenants including Revo Fitness, Toymate, 99 Bikes and X Golf, kept it fully leased and sold it in early 2024, at the end of its five-year term.

Average Yearly Distribution
6.43%
Internal Rate of Return a Year
13.43%
Total Return on Equity
67.14%

Realised results of the 838 Marion Road Fund, 2019 to 2024. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.

Deals Since 2020

  1. Aerial view of Carnarvon Central and the town of Carnarvon, Western Australia

    2020

    Carnarvon Central, WA

    Bought from Charter Hall for $16.1M.

  2. Yanchep Central shopping centre, Western Australia

    2021

    Yanchep Central, WA

    $41M, with the development land next door.

  3. Aerial view of Brickworks Marketplace with the Adelaide city centre on the horizon

    2023

    Brickworks Marketplace, SA

    $85M, off-market, from Charter Hall and Telstra Super.

  4. Inside 99 Bikes at 838 Marion Road

    2024

    838 Marion Road, SA

    Sold at the end of the fund’s five-year term.

Can I Invest?

Check If You Are a Wholesale Investor

Our funds are offered to wholesale investors under the Corporations Act. Three questions show which test you may meet. It takes 30 seconds and it isn’t advice.

Will you invest $500,000 or more in one fund?
Are your net assets $2.5 million or more?

Everything you own, including your home and super, less what you owe.

Was your gross income $250,000 or more in each of the last two financial years?

Answer the three questions to see your result.

General information on the wholesale tests in the Corporations Act 2001 (sections 708 and 761G). We confirm eligibility before anyone applies.

Our People

We Are a People Business

Founded in Adelaide in 2003 and run by its directors from Westpac House. The people who buy, lease and manage our centres are the people you speak to, and they leave no stone unturned.

FRP Capital directors Benjamin Fusco, Adrian Rivish and Ross Parisi walking past a sandstone building in Adelaide
  • Benjamin Fusco, Director

    Benjamin Fusco

    Director

    Capital transactions, joint ventures and acquisitions.

  • Adrian Rivish, Director

    Adrian Rivish

    Founding Director

    Investor relations, with over 21 years in finance and property.

  • Ross Parisi, Director

    Ross Parisi

    Director

    Finance, strategy and operations.

  • Anthony Del Borrello, Investment Management and Acquisitions

    Anthony Del Borrello

    Investment Management

    Investment strategy, leasing, acquisitions and development.

  • 01Strategic Asset Selection
  • 02Proactive Property Management
  • 03Effective Capital Management

FAQs

Questions Investors Ask

Something else? Call 1300 273 327 or email investors@frpcapital.com.au.

Who can invest in FRP’s funds?

Our funds are offered to wholesale investors. Broadly, that means investing $500,000 or more in a fund, or holding a qualified accountant’s certificate showing net assets of at least $2.5 million or gross income of at least $250,000 in each of the last two financial years. Companies, trusts and SMSFs can qualify too. Try the Wholesale Check, then talk to us.

What is the minimum investment?

The Diversified Essential Services Fund has a $50,000 minimum. The minimum for each fund is set out in its Information Memorandum.

How is income paid?

The Diversified Essential Services Fund targets a net distribution of 6.05% a year, paid monthly. Distributions come from rent after costs and interest. They are not guaranteed and can change.

What are the main risks?

Property values can fall, tenants can leave, and interest rates and costs can rise. Your money is committed for the fund’s term or under its redemption terms. Each Information Memorandum sets out the risks in full, and we suggest independent financial advice before you invest.

Can I invest through my SMSF?

Yes. Our funds were designed with SMSF investors in mind, where the fund meets the wholesale tests. Your accountant or adviser can confirm the investment fits your fund’s investment strategy.

How do I keep track of my investment?

Holdings are recorded with Registry Direct, where you can log in to see your statements and distributions, and our team keeps investors updated on each fund and its centres.

Do you work with financial advisers and accountants?

Yes. Advisers and accountants can request fund documents for a client and speak directly with our directors. Choose Financial Adviser or Accountant in the form below.

Fund Documents

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Tell us which fund interests you. We’ll send the Information Memorandum and Investment Summary, or call to talk it through.

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