Hub Heathwood industrial development totalling more than 17 hectares in Heathwood in Brisbane’s south developed by Clarence Property, is the biggest development in Brisbane’s southwest precinct. The $300 million-plus certified EnviroDevelopment project at 731 Johnson Road for sale by Knight Frank’s Mark Clifford and Blue Commercial’s John Slater
Hub Heathwood, an industrial development totalling more than 17 hectares in Heathwood in Brisbane’s south is reaching an exciting milestone as it nears completion, with titles expected to be issued soon.
The $300 million-plus certified EnviroDevelopment project at 731 Johnson Road, which is being developed by Clarence Property, is the biggest development in Brisbane’s southwest precinct.
Four lots have already been committed through a limited release. There are now only seven lots remaining in Stage 1.
Stage 2 will see the remaining lots in the development, which will deliver 24 lots in total, offered to the market for lease, with Clarence Property able to deliver purpose-built options for tenants.
Design and Construct offerings ranging from 500sqm to 7000sqm will be available to tenants across a range of site sizes.
It is expected that over 100,000sqm of high-quality office and warehouse space will be constructed in Hub Heathwood, just 300 metres from the Logan Motorway interchange, on completion.
Hub Heathwood is positioned immediately south of the Heathwood Logistics Estate, which is home to household brands including Woolworths, Coles, Asahi, Hilton Group, and Australia Post.
It is in a sought after location by industrial users, being close to major transport corridors and just 19 kilometres from the Brisbane CBD.
Heathwood is set to be one of Brisbane’s premier business locations, benefitting from significant infrastructure investment including the recently completed Wembley Road interchange and Ipswich Motorway upgrades.
Knight Frank’s Mark Clifford and Blue Commercial’s John Slater are marketing the project.
“This is a huge industrial project – it’s Brisbane’s biggest small-to-medium land lot subdivision at the moment. I don’t believe there are any other small-lot industrial subdivisions being delivered in Brisbane,” said Mr Clifford
“With critically low levels of industrial land and record low vacancy rates in industrial warehouse stock, occupier interest is very strong.” Mr Slater said.
For further information, please contact Mark Clifford of Knight Frank or John Slater of Blue Commercial via the below contact details or visit www.hubheathwood.com.au
Hub Heathwood, Brisbane’s only small lot industrial subdivision nears completion