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Hungry Jack's operator sells Claremont retail site for $7m as property markets shift

Competitive Foods Australia has divested a Claremont retail property, continuing a pattern of commercial real estate reallocation in Perth's retail precinct.

By The Daily Perth · Published 26 June 2026 at 7:35 pm

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UpdatedUpdated 27 June 2026 at 1:12 pm

Hungry Jack's operator sells Claremont retail site for $7m as property markets shift
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Competitive Foods Australia, the company behind the majority of Australia's Hungry Jack's franchises, has sold a retail building at Claremont for $7 million. The property, located across the road from Claremont Quarter, was previously home to Club Bay View, according to Business News.

The sale reflects ongoing portfolio management by major restaurant and fast-food operators as they reassess their property holdings in light of changing consumer patterns and urban retail dynamics. Claremont Quarter's emergence as a premium retail and hospitality destination has reshaped the precinct's commercial landscape.

For Perth's retail property market, the transaction signals continued investor appetite for assets in well-positioned suburban precincts, particularly those near major mixed-use developments. The sale price and location suggest Claremont remains an attractive investment zone despite broader challenges facing traditional retail property.

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Sources: businessnews.com.au.

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