Diversified developer Sandhurst Retail & Logistics (SRL) has unveiled its new 140ha industrial park in Epping, O’Herns Logistics Park.

Senior Development Manager Jim Athanas, told The INDUSTRIALIST, “ As companies continue to adapt and evolve following the e-commerce boom, large-scale and well-connected logistics centres will play an important role in the shifting commercial landscape, as demand for storage, distribution and warehousing facilities grows.”

“ Industrial land is changing; clients are seeking flexible solutions, sustainable design, larger floorplates, and sites that can support growth and transformation. O’Herns represents this change, and will be supported by a significant investment into the surrounding infrastructure in the coming years.”

“ SRL’s recent expansion into logistics is underpinned by the experience of our team, which brings with it over 40 years of combined experience across this type of development.”

KEY PROJECT FEATURES:

• 140-hectare masterplan of developable land
• 127ha conservation reserve in the centre of the site
• 5-Star Green Star rating
• Solar power and LED lighting
• Rainwater harvesting and reuse
• Gas access
• 24-7 operations
• Flexible land and building sizes, across built-form, turnkey and land solutions
• First stage will comprise land and built-form packages ranging from 10,000sqm – 50,000sqm
• Heavy vehicle and B-Double access
• 18km to Melbourne’s CBD, 250m to the Hume Freeway
• 13km/10 minutes from Melbourne Airport
• 15-minute drive to Epping Train Station
• Set to benefit from the O’Herns Road upgrades

SRL development and transactions manager Rob Mirabello told, The INDUSTRIALIST, “ O’Herns presents a rare opportunity to secure high-quality industrial land at scale, offering flexible solutions, large-scale facilities, sustainable design, and connection to Melbourne or Sydney via the soon-to-be-completed O’Herns diamond interchange – we’re looking forward to seeing the project take shape.”

“ The northern industrial corridor is a highly sought-after location, with accessibility to both the Hume Freeway and the CBD, connection to main arterials, and ample space for companies to expand into – the increasingly short supply is also driven by the area’s rapid evolution into a major residential corridor.”

“ Demand will continue to outstrip supply, I expect the vacancy rate in Melbourne’s northern corridor to drop further over the next financial year, particularly given the region’s lack of serviced and titled industrial land.”

“ We have created a unique product at our logistics park and we are looking forward to its launch, and the market’s reaction.”

To request more information or enquire about leasing please contact one of the SRL development team via the contact form below.