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Commodore Station Sold for $7.125 Million in Agricultural Sale

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What happened

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Commodore Station was sold for $7.125 million, with bidding starting at $4 million. The sale included the station as a going concern, along with plant, equipment, and station assets. The buyers were the Greenfield family from Billa Kalina Station.

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Why it matters

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The sale involves a historic property with a proven commercial cattle operation and productive grazing country. The station has an estimated carrying capacity of 900-1000 adult equivalents, indicating a significant transfer of agricultural assets.

From stockjournal.com.au

Who's involved

  • Phil KeenRepresented Elders Real Estate in the property sale of Commodore Station.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Phil KeenSpeculative

    Phil Keen could see increased revenue from the successful completion of the high-value property sale.

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