New premium industrial units in Brisbane’s booming western corridor are expected to generate strong demand as they hit the market this week.

Construction has started on the development, SmartStores@Citiswich, which is situated at 183 Hume Drive Bundamba and will provide 50 high-end versatile Workstores ranging in size from 95sq m to 462sq m. 

The workstores are available for sale or lease via Knight Frank agents Ned Jefferies and Mark Clifford of Knight Frank and JLL agents Harry Homan and Sam Stewart on behalf of the developer, B.P. Wharton.

Prices start at only $455,000 to purchase. 

Mr Jefferies said SmartStores@Citiswich was a significant development in Brisbane’s western corridor, with an end value of over $41 million.

“This is the first development in the Ipswich region delivering high quality office/warehouse units across these size ranges to a market which is starved of quality stock,” he said.

“It is being undertaken to service South East Queensland’s fastest-growing precincts, with close proximity to Ipswich, Springfield and Ripley.

“We expect strong demand from a wide range of buyers and tenants, with the architecturally-designed units suitable for a diverse range of occupiers including small business, trades, SMSF investors, e-commerce businesses, professional services and bulky goods.

“Many of the units offer ready to occupy office areas with the ability for showroom and display of products, while a number of units are designed for pure warehousing with generous internal heights offering excellent storage benefits.”

The industrial units in SmartStores@Citiswich blend design, functionality and connectivity. Each unit features high-bay, clear-span warehouse areas with minimum 7m internal warehouse height, as well as bright mezzanine space, with container height roller doors.

The complex is fully fenced and secure with a gated entry via keypad access, and has efficient truck and car access.

Mr Homan said the complex was positioned for connectivity, situated within five minutes of the Warrego Highway, Cunningham Highway and Ipswich Motorway.

“The aim of the development is to create a space where businesses can grow and thrive in a strategic location with access to Brisbane’s key transport routes and surrounding regions,” he said.

“It also has a designated food and beverage precinct across several specially designed units which are ideal for a café, licensed premises, and general food offerings to provide amenity and convenience for occupiers and the greater Citiswich Estate.

“SmartStores@Citiswich is not only a smart choice for operational efficiency but also a sound investment. 

“The fast-growing industrial market in the West Corridor and in particular Bundamba offers opportunities for capital growth and return on investment.”

SmartStores@Citiswich represents a forward-thinking investment aligned with today’s evolving economic landscape, where flexibility, quality, and long-term value are key, said B.P Wharton Joint CEO Ben James.

“We’re providing more than just industrial units; these are functional spaces crafted to meet the needs of modern businesses and smart investors alike. 

“With SmartStores@Citiswich, we’re not only addressing the demand for high-quality strata spaces, but we are offering a resilient investment opportunity with substantial growth possibilities.”

Construction of SmartStores@Citiswich is expected to be completed by Q4 2025, ready for occupiers to move in and start operations in 2026.

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