Alistair Laycock
Senior Managing Director, SA & ACT
Australia
Adelaide
Level 5, 151 Pirie Street
Adelaide, SA 5000
Adelaide, SA 5000
Professional Experience
Alistair Laycock is the Senior Managing Director of the SA and ACT offices. He is responsible for managing the offices and coordinating all the activities of the office, including overseeing new business development and client relations.
Expertise
Education
- Scotch College Adelaide – Matriculation 1989
- University of South Australia – Bachelor of Business in Property 1995
Clients
- AMP
- Ardent Leisure Limited
- Bank SA
- Bridgestone TG Australia
- Bunnings
- Caltex Limited
- Charter Hall
- Coles
- Commonwealth Bank
- Competitive Foods
- Ernst & Young
- Exxon Mobil
- Federation Centres
- Ferrier Hodgson
- Guardian Funds Management
- Health Partners
- Lend Lease
- Mirvac
- Real I.S.
- Red Cross
- S.A. Government
- SachsenFonds
- Savings & Loans
- Seven Network
- St George Bank
- Trinity Funds Management
- Urban Renewal Authority
Significant Assignments
Alistair has over 18 years’ experience in the Adelaide commercial real estate market and has been responsible for a broad range of major retail and commercial transactions including
| Properties |
$A |
| Commercial |
|
| City Central Tower 2, 121 King William Street, Adelaid 151 Pirie Street, Adelaide (2014) 100 King William Street, Adelaide 151 Pirie Street, Adelaide (2006) 81 Flinders Street, Adelaide Citi Centre, Rundle Mall Adelaide 101 Grenfell Street, Adelaide 226 Greenhill Road, Eastwood 80 King William Street Adelaide |
73,750,000 73,750,000 64,600,000 61,000,000 41,330,000 40,000,000 30,375,000 22,650,000 21,750,000 |
| Retail |
|
| Hollywood Plaza Shopping Centre Mile End Homemaker Centre Newton Shopping Centre St Agnes Shopping Centre St Agnes Shopping Centre Mawson Lakes Town Centre Murray Bridge Plaza Shopping Centre Good Guys/Freedom Furniture, Hectorville St George (Bank SA) Sale & Leaseback Portfolio |
73,000,000 43,800,000 37,750,000 35,450,000 26,600,000 26,050,000 21,750,000 16,200,000 10,338,000 |