A 13,030sqm industrial-zoned landholding situated southwest of Brisbane has hit the market.

The property at 79-81 Mica Street, in the highly sought after suburb of Carole Park, offers an exceptional opportunity to develop, or own and occupy, for a wide range of industrial users. 

It has a generous frontage of 70 metres to Mica Street and is levelled, serviced and ready to develop with a current development approval for a 6,161sq m dual occupancy logistics facility.

The site is being taken to the market via an Expressions of Interest campaign run by Mark Clifford and Ned Jefferies of Knight Frank in conjunction with Sam Stewart and Harry Homan of JLL.

Mr Clifford said the property was one of only a handful of prime industrial vacant blocks left in Brisbane’s Western Corridor, hence it was expected to generate strong buyer interest.

“The subject property is located in the heart of Brisbane’s southwest industrial corridor, approximately 18.5 kilometres from the CBD,” he said. 

“The area has long been home to some of the country’s largest warehousing, logistics and manufacturing companies. 

“It is a proven industrial hub that benefits from being located on the doorstep of the Ipswich Motorway, Centenary Highway and Logan Motorway intersections, allowing it to service all parts of the ever-growing South East Queensland region.”

Mr Stewart said Queensland’s industrial market continued to experience a shortage of stock, with demand from occupiers continuing to be strong.

“We have already seen strong interest from owner-occupiers who are looking to secure the site for their business operations and the fact that the approval is already in place makes this an opportunity which can be brought online very quickly,” he said.

“Given there is virtually no land left across the whole southwest precinct, this block will generate substantial interest.”

The Expressions of Interest campaign for the Carole Park property closes at 4pm AEST on Thursday, July 20.