Developed by Brix, the latest project, the architecturally-designed Botanica Park offers 12 premium warehouse and office spaces, functionally designed to support business growth.

JLL’s Sam Stewart and Jacob Stower are marketing the properties at 28-32 Loam Street, Acacia Ridge in Queensland for sale in conjunction with Knight Frank’s Lachlan Hateley and David Knox.

Diverse layouts and sizes assure Botanica Park’s spaces appeal to a broad spectrum of business types. Spaces range from 133m2 to 436m2 , including a corporate-grade mezzanine offices. Each warehouse features a simple, adaptable design with quality fitouts to suit the needs of small to medium business operations, hobbyists, or private storage users.

Mr Stewart said, “we’re really excited to be launching such a premium product in a market currently starved of brand new premium office/warehouse units. We have no doubt the buyers will be very impressed with the end product at Botanica Park.

“Off the back of some highly popular and successful developments on the East Coast, this is one of Brix Property Group’s first industrial developments in Brisbane and they are looking forward to delivering another first-class industrial business park.

“I think this is an excellent opportunity for occupiers or investors to secure a contemporary high quality office/warehouse unit that will be setting a new design benchmark in the smaller industrial unit category, he said.

The property offers outstanding locale, national and international connectivity supports business development and facilitates ease of supply chain logistics. The buildings present ideal storage solutions for distributors, tradespeople and builders. The business precinct is safe and secure, with fully enclosed perimeter fencing, after-hours electronic gate access and 24 hour CCTV monitoring.

According to Mr Stewart, South East Queensland will benefit from an abundance of infrastructure, employment, and liveability projects over the next 10-15 years. Long-term infrastructure planning has been fast-tracked to coincide with the upcoming Brisbane Olympic Games in 2032.

“All three levels of government have committed to a multi-billion-dollar delivery of strategic projects that support the anticipated population boom and provide modern public amenities that better connect the region. Acacia Ridge will prosper immeasurably from this pipeline of projects, adding to the area’s appeal and increasing demand for its limited warehousing space.”

To request a copy of the Information Memorandum please contact one of the marketing agents via the contact details below. 

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A bit about the Developer….

Brix is a core group of property professionals dedicated to delivering outstanding projects. Experts across a range of sectors, with primary focus in the commercial, industrial and residential sectors; they partner with industry experts and leading public and private groups to execute their vision. Drawing on their in-house skills and experience, Brix oversees a significant pipeline in Victoria and Queensland.

www.brixproperty.com.au