A tightly held freehold fast-food investment opportunity has hit the market in Murray Bridge, with Burgess Rawson from CBRE’s bringing Zambrero at 20–22 Adelaide Road to auction in September.
The property, listed through Burgess Rawson from CBRE’s Rick Jacobson and Sam Mercuri, represents a unique chance for investors seeking a stamp duty free, entry-level asset in South Australia’s thriving Murraylands region.
Set on a prominent 1,610sqm corner site, the freehold boasts dual street access, 20 on-site car spaces, and over 63 metres of exposure to Adelaide Road and Standen Street — arterials carrying more than 15,000 vehicles daily. The property is leased to Zambrero, Australia’s largest Mexican quick-service restaurant brand, on a 10-year lease to 2028 with options through to 2048, supported by compounding 2.5% annual rent increases.
“This is the kind of opportunity investors don’t often see in regional South Australia — a nationally recognised tenant on a long lease, coupled with a rare redevelopment clause that provides significant future flexibility,” said Mr Jacobson.
Mr Mercuri added that healthcare and fast-food assets remain some of the most resilient performers in the market. “We’ve seen incredible stability in essential-service investments like medical centres and QSRs. With Zambrero expanding nationally, this asset gives buyers the confidence of growth, plus the potential upside of redevelopment down the track.”
The Murray Bridge site sits within a premier fast-food precinct alongside McDonald’s, KFC, Domino’s, and Subway, directly opposite Murray Bridge Green Shopping Centre and within 400 metres of Murray Bridge Marketplace, anchored by Woolworths and Big W.
Burgess Rawson will offer the property as part of its Investment Portfolio Auction 179 at Crown Casino, Melbourne, on Tuesday 16 September at 10:30am (AEST).
For further information, contact Rick Jacobson on 0427 598 868 or rick.jacobson@cbre.com or Sam Mercuri on 0438 212 121 or sam.mercuri@cbre.com.
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