An industrial property in Melbourne’s southeast with a range of potential options for users is available for lease.

The 6.1 hectare site at 31-49 Browns Road in Clayton, 19 kilometres from the CBD, offers a combination of warehousing, corporate office and technical space, along with a secure yard.

The property offers flexibility in both the space tenants can lease, with sizes ranging from approximately 9500sq m to 31,082sq m, and the lease length, with long-term leases available.

Features of the Clayton industrial space include a drive through super canopy, which is ideal for loading and unloading, loading dock facilities and multiple access points to the site, with ample onsite parking.

Space in the property is being marketed for lease by Stuart Gill and Steven Salopek of Knight Frank.

Mr Gill said the site was in the heart of Clayton, less than one kilometre from the train station and retail strip.

“The location is sought after by industrial users, being close to amenity and public transport and major roads, including the Princes Highway,” he said.

“It will suit a variety of users, from warehousing to manufacturing, with long-term options now being available.

Other industrial users in the area include PPG Industries, Bosch, Dulux Group, Tibaldi Smallgoods and Walkinshaw.

Mr Salopek said Melbourne’s South East precinct was sought after by industrial users, and with a shortage of industrial space in Melbourne the Clayton space was expected to generate strong interest from tenants.

“We have seen significant leasing deals in the area, with the result that space is even more limited,” he said.

Knight Frank’s latest Australian Industrial Review found vacant space in Melbourne’s industrial market fell by 14 per cent over the December quarter to a new low of 231,640sq m at the end of 2022, with strong demand.

In the South East several larger leasing deals over Q4 last year including 16,065sq m by Spicers Australia in Keysborough and 14,760sq m by Freedom in Dandenong South saw 50,000sq m drop of as vacant space in the precinct, leaving all precincts with availability below 80,000sq m.

Take up was the highest in Melbourne’s industrial market by the Transport, Postal and Warehousing sector (41%), followed by manufacturing (38%) and Retail Trade (16%).

To request a copy of the Information Memorandum please contact one of the marketing agents Stuart Gill and Steven Salopek of Knight Frank via the contact details below. 

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