A prime commercial land parcel valued at $60 million in the Macarthur region in southwestern Sydney has been listed for sale. 

Positioned just 17 minutes from the Western Sydney Airport that is set to open in 2026, this significant property represents one of the Macarthur region’s last remaining significant commercial land opportunities.

This exceptional land parcel at 9 Gregory Hills Drive, Gregory Hills, spans an impressive 41,570 square metres and is offered for sale by Expressions of Interest by prominent commercial real estate specialist Mr Daniel Krobot, Managing Director of Raine & Horne Commercial Macarthur. 

Boasting three street frontages, it also commands substantial visibility from passing traffic along busy Gregory Hills Drive. It is also fully serviced and ready to develop, and given its E3 Productivity Support Zoning, could support a range of facilities and services, including light industries, warehouses, and offices.

Strategic location in a dynamic business landscape

Furthermore, strategically positioned within the burgeoning Gregory Hills Business Park, this rare property sits among a diverse array of industrial, commercial, and retail tenants, including major brands such as Toyota, GKR Transport, Officeworks, Repco, Sydney Tools, and Bunnings.

Gregory Hills Business Park also features a major medical hub featuring the SOMA Wellness development and the recently opened The George Centre, a private hospital managed by Acurio.

According to Mr Krobot, Gregory Hills is the most rapidly expanding business hub in the South Western Sydney Growth Area (SWGA), conveniently located near the Western Sydney Airport. 

“Covering roughly 10,000 hectares, the SWGA borders the airport and the Glenfield to Macarthur Urban Renewal Corridor. This area represents one of three significant growth zones in southwest Sydney,” Mr Krobot said. 

“Consequently, this is a landmark opportunity is not to be missed. It would be suitable for a range of occupiers, including medical, office, bulky goods retail, high technology, including data centres, food, leisure, and entertainment.”

Mr Krobot said that the property is valued at $60 million. “However, considering the rarity of such properties near the airport and the diverse array of interested buyers vying for a property of this calibre, the selling price is anticipated to surpass this figure.”

Expressions of Interest will close at 2 pm on Thursday, 23 May 2024. For further details please contact Daniel Krobot at Raine & Horne Commercial Macarthur. 

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