With just three weeks until construction is complete on Botanica Park, a new industrial development in Brisbane’s south, only three premium strata office warehouse units remain for sale.

The boutique business precinct at 28-32 Loam Street in Acacia Ridge, being developed by Brix Property Group, offers a limited collection of 12 architecturally-designed individually-titled strata office warehouses.

They are being marketed for sale by Knight Frank agents Lachlan Hateley and David Knox in conjunction with Sam Stewart and Jacob Stower of JLL.

Sizes for the remaining units, which are of modern tilt panel construction with corporate grade office mezzanine levels, start from 193sqm.

Botanica Park is a fully fenced, secure complex with 24-hour CCTV operation, situated just 28 minutes from the Brisbane CBD.

Each unit has a 7.5 metre minimum internal warehouse height allowing for four vertical racks, 5 metre high roller door access and modern kitchenette and bathroom facilities with premium specifications and inclusions.

Prominent signage zones in the business precinct offer branding opportunities for each warehouse, and exclusive-use parking spaces are dedicated to each unit. 

Diverse layouts and sizes ensure Botanica Park’s spaces appeal to a broad spectrum of business types. Each tenancy features a simple, adaptable design with quality fitouts to suit the needs of small to medium business operations, hobbyists, or private storage users.

The space can be used for recreation, storage, retail, trades and services, manufacturing, distribution, e-commerce and for corporate head offices.

Knight Frank’s Lachlan Hateley said buyer demand for the warehouses in Botanica Park had been strong, and it was expected the remaining three units would sell quickly.

“Unparalleled in location and convenience, Botanica Park presents a rare opportunity to occupy and/or invest within the coveted Acacia Ridge industrial region,” he said.

“Construction will be complete in less than three weeks – prior to Christmas - and buyers have the opportunity to purchase now and settle in January, ready for the year ahead.

“We have had strong tenant interest in the estate to date, with occupiers drawn to the many attractive features of the development, including that the complex has three driveways, which makes for excellent vehicle or truck flow and manoeuvrability onsite.”

JLL’s Sam Stewart said Botanica Park offered a unique opportunity to purchase within a growth asset class, with low vacancy rates for industrial property in Brisbane.

“Acacia Ridge is Brisbane’s blue chip warehousing location, situated just 12 radial kilometres from the CBD within the city’s southern industrial corridor,” he said.

“Strategically situated within minutes of all major transport routes, it offers fast access to crucial infrastructure and benefits from its proximity to Acacia Ridge Rail Marshalling Yards, the Port of Brisbane, and the Brisbane Airport.

“Such outstanding local, national and international connectivity supports business development and facilitates ease of supply chain logistics.”

Botanica Park is the first of multiple projects in South-East Queensland that Brix Property Group has in the pipeline with ‘Gateway 38’ Industrial Business Park in Stapylton QLD now approved and due for completion in early 2025.  Brix Property Group’s Victorian projects are in for a big 2024 with ‘Compass Business Park’ in Seaford, ‘Cheltenham Quarter’ in Cheltenham. A new acquisition in Melbourne’s Bayside suburb of Mordialloc, is also due to be under construction before the end of 2024. 

Brix Property Group are actively pursuing more acquisition and development opportunities in South-East Queensland to bolster the existing pipeline in the region. 

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