A portfolio of Brisbane industrial properties has sold for a total of $14.39 million, highlighting the continued strength of south east Queensland’s industrial market. 

Situated at 1-5/22 Alexandra Place, 4/9 Archimedes Place, Murarrie, and 33-35 Neumann Road, Capalaba, the properties were marketed by RWC Gateway agents Jack Gwyn and Jared Doyle, alongside RWC Milton agents Stephen Ferguson and Maclay Kenman, on behalf of NEW BRITAIN CATHOLIC INVESTMENTS LIMITED.

The first six units, located at Murarrie, were sold to a total of $7.99 million, with the buyers comprising five investors and one owner occupier. The Capalaba property was sold for $6.4 million to an owner occupier. 

By combining their resources, market insights, and extensive experience, the teams were able to navigate complexities and unlock the full potential of all assets within the portfolio.

“Teaming up with RWC Milton has been a strategic move, allowing us to pool our resources and deliver exceptional results for our clients,” Mr Gwyn said. 

“The sale of these industrial assets signifies not only the demand of the properties themselves but also the strength of collaboration within the industry. 

“Of the seven properties sold, there were five investors and two owner occupiers largely due to the lease statuses across the portfolio.”

Amidst a landscape where demand for industrial property is robust, Mr Doyle said supply remained scarce, driving competition and value appreciation.

“This scarcity underscores the significance of strategic investments in well-positioned assets like those in Murarrie and Capalaba,” he said. 

“By recognising and capitalising on these opportunities, we are able to provide fantastic results for sellers in a timely manner."

Mr Kenman highlighted the significance of the Murarrie industrial unit portfolio in meeting the evolving needs of investors and businesses alike. 

“These properties offered an attractive investment opportunity in thriving industrial hubs,” Mr Kenman said. 

“The sale reflects the strong demand for well-positioned assets, underpinned by favourable market conditions and strategic location advantages.”

Mr Ferguson emphasised the strategic importance of both Murarrie and Capalaba as key industrial precincts, citing their proximity to major transport routes, infrastructure developments, and business amenities. 

“The sale of these properties underscores the enduring appeal of both Murarrie and Capalaba as strategic investment destinations,” he said. 

“With accessibility and connectivity, the areas continue to attract interest from investors seeking high-quality industrial assets.”

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